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# 1 23-08-2006 , 09:41 AM

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The haunted Hill - My haunted House

Hi everybody,

i finished the "Haunted House" Tutorial. Jipiiiiieeee. It was really fun.

The first file is the rendered file from Maya. I rendered it with the maya render because i am not familiar with mental ray yet.

The other files are done with PS CS2. I wanted to have a "Silent Hill" style for the house to become a scary look for the scene.

I hope you like it. And please....give some crit! user added image

Galadiel

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# 2 23-08-2006 , 08:19 PM

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the renders look sweet
the last 2 have a bit of a old style movie to them
like taking with a bad film
the ones i like most are the dark picture gives it a bit more scaryer

i think the results came out great user added image

------------------- WIP ------------------

--------------- Finished Work -------------
Apache Helicopter
Armoured Personal Unit
Apache Finished
Ferrari 360
Mech

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# 3 23-08-2006 , 08:22 PM

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Thank you Redmer! :attn:

Yeah i wanted a old scary style for the HH Scene. user added image

Galadiel

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# 4 27-08-2006 , 08:53 PM

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Looks good, maybe a custom displacement ot the grave stones etc would look really cool.

I like the fog that you've added, IMO I would add more to make it a bit more errie.

Good work!

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# 5 31-08-2006 , 04:19 PM

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I do rather like the "darkness" of the final render, but I wouldn't mind seeing a bit more of the house! Perhaps a small "fill light" in a blue or purple might do the trick.

Whatever the case, nice job!

Carry on...

"Ad astra per aspera..."

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