Fat Stylized Bunny

[liettuva]

Like I mentioned in my robot thread, here's a little project I had when I had a free week without school.
Basically it took me 3 days to model and rig this bunny, then another day to add its fur which was a bit of a pain to perfect. Then it took another 3 days to create a nice environment for it and light it. It was a nice simple project and was really fun to do. I also learnt some stuff, just like I do with every project. So here are the renders!

Clay render.

Model with fur.

Testing of the rig.

Testing of a very simple face rig.

Final image.

Hope you enjoy it like I enjoyed it myself.

[Oneirish]

dam looks awesome. I like the environment alot, pretty colorful.

[liettuva]

Yeah, the goal was to make a warm and colourful environment for the bunny to sit in.

[Gio]

That looks funny/good . Make a rat please @Hero will love it

[liettuva]

That looks funny/good . Make a rat please @Hero will love it

Pretty good idea, might consider it after my robot.

[Gio]

Pretty good idea, might consider it after my robot.

Ok

[Black Eyed Peas]

Oh my this is fucking brilliant and hilarious. I love what you did with the teeth. Please add a carrot, please!

[Oneirish]

how long does a scenery like this take to make?

[liettuva]

Oh my this is fucking brilliant and hilarious. I love what you did with the teeth. Please add a carrot, please!

if you want, I'll post a render of the bunny with some carrots

how long does a scenery like this take to make?

Well making one tree takes about 20-30 minutes. In this scene there are about 4 diffrent trees, so that's about 2 hours of modelling. Then you just duplicate them and position them, which isn't very hard to do. Rocks take about 10 minutes to model. Flowers also aren't hard to make if you know how. Grass is a bit harder, and you have to use a particle system to add lots of them. In the scene there are 3 grass particle systems with diffrent kinds of grass groups. The water isn't hard to do, but it takes skills, especially if you model it manually. The hardest thing to do is get the composition right, which can take days, but here it only took one. Lastly there is the lighting, which is a pain in the ass when making an outside scene. here are a couple of photos of the scene in the program.

On the right you can see most of the particle systems, at the top you can see that there are 1,6mil triangles in the scene.


here you can see that the topology on the bunny is pretty much perfect, and it deforms really well.


Here you can see the top view of the scene with the colours. What I like in 3D art is that you may think that there is a full world with a giant forest in the picture, but actualluy it's just a few trees flying in the air.


Robot turntable will be posted soon.

[Oneirish]

fuck man seems very intricate. Maybe I should start looking up some tuts and doing some 3-d animation. I like it alot!

[MathiasCoC]

Awesome

[liettuva]

fuck man seems very intricate. Maybe I should start looking up some tuts and doing some 3-d animation. I like it alot!

3D animation is really cool and fun to do, but you need a good pc to render out the video. If you got a pc with something like 8gb ram and a good nvidia graphics card then you're good to go.

[Oneirish]

3D animation is really cool and fun to do, but you need a good pc to render out the video. If you got a pc with something like 8gb ram and a good nvidia graphics card then you're good to go.

Yeah I'll have to fuck with it and follow tutorials like you did.

[liettuva]

Yeah I'll have to fuck with it and follow tutorials like you did.

If you're going to use Blender, which I highly suggest, then learn at www.blendercookie.com , www.blenderartist.org and www.blenderguru.com .

[Oneirish]

If you're going to use Blender, which I highly suggest, then learn at Blender Cookie | Great Blender tutorials and training , www.blenderartist.org and Blender Guru | High Quality Blender Tutorials .

hell yeah will do when I get some time!