And the possibility he makes it in SketchUp, then exports it not as a sketchup model format, then re-imports it to tweek the triangles for the shape. That would work and explain the triangles too I think. But it would be much easier to explain via the use of another program as you mention. 

We learn from watching others, I guess.

I think he used SketchUp for simple shapes (vase etc) and different program for "organic" shapes (pay attention to the triangular mesh) But! He could, for example, use some ruby script/plug-in for hard modelling inside SketchUp. Why not? :)

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Igor

That is nice! I just downloaded it and WOW! So real....What do you think this guy does his modeling in? Sketchup?

One more from me - Dali's Sphere's...worth a download to see it in action.

Ive always thought it would be cool to make a living museum flick in iclone. Theres certainly some models worth using for that kind of thing.

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Thanks for link. Really cool.
And I can advise :) this model: Johannes Vermeer – The Milkmaid. Simply amazing!

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Igor

Great work Kurzal. I love those art comes alive models and you make it look very very good. Check out this model of Hopper's Nighthawks (if you havent seen it already). Cool stuff.

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Great work, and lots of "pop". People might be interested to take a look at the original model on 3D Warehouse:

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=26cc78bde6c4dec6b1f9d75a5ba34ff1

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It's stunning beautiful!!

I love the colors you used for the textures (very much Van Gogh like) and the Van Gogh avatar as well.
So much artistic.

You just gained a new fan! :D

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Great store! :Wow::

Anyway, drunkenness is evil. That's why I quit drinking 4 years ago :)

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Igor

I wish I was as positive as everyone here, but this does seem a long jump from the SketchUp model to the iClone rendered model. For me, many details do not seem to match in a kind of visual mathematical sense. To me it appears much like a 2D painting overlaid with additions that produce effects not generated through iClone. I guess what I am saying is that I was not expecting so much Post Production for an image here.

But then, it does show what can be done with computers and some artistry.:discuss:

That was the pic I was thinking of.

It's always been thought that he cut-off his ear himself. However, recent research suggests that Gaugin cut it off in a drunken brawl!

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