Photoreal Toy Competition 2004

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photoreal toy competition 2004 international - winners anounced - CHICAGO




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<div>Winners
from the photoreal competition 2004 international have been
announced! Passthis linkaround to
anyone whom may find it interesting.
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FYI:
Most of the entries were modeled and rendered in Alias Studio and
MAYA. We hired Scott L. Rachwalski to teach MAYA workshops for
us. We also hired Alfredo Santillan to teach Alias
workshops for us. Scott has forfeited his winnings.



The Double barrel squirt gun was modeled using WILDFIRE 2.0 andISDX by one of our past students.



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[puppet]

they are some awesome designs..

i think most people here would have the main trouble in rendering
rather than modelling. there seem to be some excellent modellers
here.

 

[design-engine]

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Photoreal toy competition 2004

Maya rendering



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Modeled using WF2.0 and ISDX

Rendered in Alias Studio by

Chris Daisy a past student of

DESGIN-ENGINE|EDUCATION

May 2004







Edited by: design-engine

 

[hosting]

i like all the models... especially because many of the people are
using different programs to achieve similar results. Also, this helps
confirm that Pro/Engineer is a legitimate tool for Industrial
Designers, and not just engineers. I would suggest checking out the
model they have of the Nissan 350Z(at proetools.com), pretty amazing
the way they put that together using ISDX. I wish they had some
animations to go along with the competitions models so I could see some
of them in action. Chau.