A few of my models, used in the LAZARUS comic book

[xayzer]

Another experiment with the comic rendering style I've been developing, with added volumetric lighting and a bit of depth of field. This is a model of a bombarded church I made some four years ago.

I'm not completely satisfied with the rendering, I think it looks a bit too busy. What do you guys think?

[pbacot]

it's great! I guess if you wanted it less busy, just removing the pews and letting there be some clear floor space with debris would free it up a little so the rest would stand out more. What a model and style! Looks like you could do a not-bombed-out church just as well!.

[Mike Amos]

You continue to bring amazing images and I love 'em. Bloody marvelous and I hope to see a whole lot more please.

[xayzer]

You continue to bring amazing images and I love 'em. Bloody marvelous and I hope to see a whole lot more please.

Much appreciate, Mike! I'll keep posting new images at least until I'm forced to change careers, 'cus work has been weening lately.

it's great! I guess if you wanted it less busy, just removing the pews and letting there be some clear floor space with debris would free it up a little so the rest would stand out more. What a model and style!

Thank you, pbacot, that's a good idea!

Looks like you could do a not-bombed-out church just as well!

Ah, I actually start with a non-bombed out model and then proceed to add destruction, I've found it's the best way. I might still have the intact church model but it's buried somewhere, so I'll give an example with another one.

A client needed a model of an offshore missile launch platform that had been bombed out. So I first built the intact version: (keep in mind these images were not supposed to be final renders, just quick presentations for the client)

Then I added some destruction as per the client's instructions:

But then it was decided that the model should look a lot more bombed-out, so we ended up with this:

[Mike Amos]

I like it, a lot.

[xayzer]

Here's another one of my comic book render experiments. It's of the Cyberpunk 2077 car model I made when the first proper trailer for the game came out:

I've posted an image of this scene here on the forum before. This is what the original render I made looked like:

[dennypool]

hi, i really like your work, i want to make some questions about your workflow? you have a private contact to talk? thanks

[xayzer]

Hey guys. I haven't posted anything recently so here's something quick - a model of a Cadillac Coupe Deville from 1972 that I just finished making for a client.

[pilou]

Perfect beauty!

[pbacot]

That's just beautiful

[Mike Amos]

It is marvelous.

[xayzer]

hi, i really like your work, i want to make some questions about your workflow? you have a private contact to talk? thanks

Hey, denny! You can send me a private message through this forum, or if you use Twitter, you can also send me a direct message from there. My twitter is twitter.com/Xayzer

Perfect beauty!

That's just beautiful

It is marvelous.

Thank you very much, guys, I'm glad you like it!

Here's the render with the Hidden Geometry overlay:

[shawb]

For me the outstanding image has to be the fireside composition posted Wed Sep 04, 2019 7:27 pm. The light falling on the armchair with the blanket and newspaper are totally convincing. Superb work!

[xayzer]

For me the outstanding image has to be ...

Thank you, shawb! I'm a bit fond of that one as well. Unfortunately, it ended up being used very little in the comic book.