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Hi,

Based on an idea of my daughter.

Modelled with Blender
Rendered with Yafray
Rendering time : +/- 16 min on a Core 2 duo 6700 with the 64bits version of Yafray (Thanks Graphicall). The same rendering took about 28 min with the 32bits version !!

Quite interesting, nice modeling…maybe a little bland concept wise.
4 stars, good job man
Drew

Nice! Interesting play with reflections here!

Not as super realistic as other stuff you’ve done though…
//Mathias

Great image. Great addition with the tear too.

BgDM

very good! My first thought was: oh…just a pig…then I saw the reflection, haha awesome. 5 stars from me!

Thanks for your comments,

Yes, this is a quite simple scene, it was not intended to get a realistic result, it was just a wink.

I like the concept, it really reminds me of M.C. Escher’s “reflective sphere”.
Although visually it could be made better…

Some how the pig crying made me laugh.
Good job.

Great! the pig’s tear was a nice and sublte touch - I almost missed it. The kid’s expression is also good. She looks like a cold-hearted killer! No remorse there!

Flawless…raw talent in natural form here! “Great job!” would be an understatement here! Insanely, terrifically, perfectly, inhumanly great job!

I love it, hilarious! Gallery, please!

Looks great! Nice scene and good render! :smiley:
The paperclip looks a bit too big in comparison with the pen.

Always pleased to see your work

Gallardo

One quick question: whats with the Birdie?

Thanks to all,

@ Framedworld : I added the birdie just to get some color and something relating to kid toys. Basicaly I wanted to create a mess desk just like the one of my daughter but I didn’t add as many stuffs as I liked.

@gallardo : You are right the paperclips are a bit big as well as the pins, I will try to fix that.

That teardrop really pulls this piece together. Fantastic stuff. 5 stars from me :slight_smile:

Really good job!!! I like it - it’s soooo realistic! :slight_smile:

I like the whole thing particularly the pearl finish to the pig.

Great scene! I’m quite curious about the Yafray-settings. Could you share those with us? (learning Yafray)

I think you should play with the colours to get more depth, it seems a little bland and flat to me. However, I love the concept and it definitely gets a smile from me. Good work.

Ian

Thanks again to all,

I made some changes in the light and as suggested by Gallardo I reduced the size of the paperclips and the pins.