Beautiful pictures

[gooner]

I found a Japanese web site with some beautiful pictures of Griffiths, thought I'd post it for your entertainment. I couldn't find any previous references to it on PH so hopefully this isn't old news.

The link is here. The images are too large to post directly into the forum but are well worth a look if you prefer the slightly more artistic approach (rather than the more traditional 'British sports car in front of a stately home/Scottish loch' type of image). Kudos to Hasebe-san who I assume is the artist.

Opinions welcomed, as I'd thought about trying something like this myself for Sprint etc., but don't have the talent!




>>> Edited by gooner on Thursday 20th May 15:40

>>> Edited by gooner on Thursday 20th May 16:48

[Big_M]

Gosh - they are rather good - but then I prefer the arty stuff. Must admit that I have been eyeing up a purple clad warehouse near where I live to see if I could use it as a back drop for a photo.

[DustyC]

They are brilliant. Well done, good find.

[david010167]

Very 3D models, someone has spent a fair bit of time building a 3D model and then rendering it. At least that is what they look like to me.

Very good work, it would be nice to be able to get hold of the model to do some work with it.

David

[BCMS]

Very nice!!!

[burriana500]

Well, that's my desktop images sorted out for the rest of the tear

Top images. All of a sudden yellow becomes interesting again

[gooner]

That would make sense, as elsewhere on the site there are a few Tuscan pictures as well and one of them seems to show partially rendered images with the wireframes still visible.

It would also explain how he got them so clean!

I could see that they had been enhanced but I never would have thought that someone working on their own could create such realistic pictures of something with as complex curves as a Griff.

I don't know much about rendering software, if you do you can probably find out how he did it by poking around the site.

[Ballistic Banana]

burriana500 said:

Well, that's my desktop images sorted out for the rest of the tear Top images. All of a sudden yellow becomes interesting again

OI It allways was ( to me anyway)

Great pics, it was commented at the weekend that my car would nearly disappear if parked in a RAPE field in full bloom..... Yeah i replied but i have spent enough time offroading in the Griffith thanks

BB

[simpo two]

Very nice but definitely computers in there somewhere - the c/u of the silver wing mirror is very odd.

[Bacardi]

Definitely 3D. Poking around the site there's a mention of Cinema 4D, a mid to high end modeller & renderer, so guess it was done in that. Interesting work none the less.

[anonymous-user]

Don't tell him about the tvrcc photo competition though