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This is the 3d model I’m the most proud of. It’s a reproduction of my old apartment’s staircase. » more

Although I don’t like using the new-generation renderers (much too slow to be useful), you have to admit they can produce some very nice lighting. » more

Another Brazil r/s render, this time of a back alley in Rome that I found pretty. The walls and wooden door are bitmaps, the rest — including the floor — is procedural. Rendering time was a little more than three hours.

The image on the left is an attempt to create a CG version of the photograph on the right.

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The mask is based on a hand-made one that I bought in Agostino Dessi’s shop in Florence. Done with poly modeling, this was actually my first attempt at using this technique.

The image on the left is an attempt to create a CG version of the photograph on the right.

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Continuing my first steps with Maya 3d animation software: a rather minimalistic figure of a woman.

First steps with Maya 3d animation software. This little cow was actually moving around nicely until I lost the Quicktime I made of it.

A couple of 3d renders of a model of my alarm clock. Unfortunately I couldn’t get an Energizer bitmap anywhere, so I added a cartoon pinup instead. The model was created with the old 3DS MAX smoothing modifier, Meshsmooth.