Looks great, the bike especially! We’ll have to collaborate in the future.
With me being a bike guy too, my latest personal project is a film with a strong cycling influence.
Okay I really have to give you some feedback regarding the fixed gear ratio bike. I mean why wouldt you even want to use a fixed gear ratio bike?
I mean either you need way to much strength to get uphill or just start going, when you stopped at a red light or something or you’ll need to pedal like a madman at high speeds. waves sarcasm sign
But without kidding … I’d be actually curious, what the benefit of a fxed gear ratio bike is. I like my transmission a lot.
Thumps up on the vegan pizza and general artwork. The hair looks gorgeous (altough I personally’d have added a few more “rouge” hairs to indicate she’s currently biking), I really like the choice+execution of clothing and the skin is just gorgeous.
Last but not least: I’m missing a pinch of motion blur on other aspects of your model to be honest. With only the tires and street moving, it looks a bit artificial …
@dgorsman Thank you! I didn’t modeled the lenses completly flat, but it’s not very easy to lighting everything nicely and also have nice reflections on the lenses to show the curvature better.
Because it’s really fun! If you use a comfortable ratio uphills aren’t that bad, but I ride more on the city and there isn’t too much extreme uphills. Thank you for the comment!
They’re popular with couriers, who mostly deal with flat ground and want that high gear ratio right away, without the complexity of a gear changer. Most of them have legs like speed skaters so there isn’t much disadvantage.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the spoke pattern might be wrong on the back wheel, but I doubt anyone would care. And that is such a small criticism that it shouldn’t count. I also have a need for N+1 bikes in my own household…