That's cute!

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gangster banana!

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Cogito, Ergo Sum

interesting idea. Looks good. I'd suggest adding some lights to give the objects some form. maybe a simple skylight with light tracer (ie: max scanline GI) and a keylight for some obvious shadows.

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nice imaginary keep it up dude

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That's funny. It does need some better lighting and shadows though. I'd like to see this in a complete scene too. Something to put it in an environment. You could do a simple kitchen counter top and wall, maybe have some other kitchen item showing fear of the fruit.

Just some thoughts. Keep it up!

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Chris

Thanks for the comments guys!
Ill try to put some lighting although I haven't use again...
hehe thanks for the idea +cdballew! I find it interesting and Ill try it asap.

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Yeh, it's a good image, an interesting concept.

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haha I like it, nice work.

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I added a version with some lighting.
Im not really sure if its correct thow...
3 target lights - one left, one right and one behind

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That made a big difference, much better! Are you using Scanline render?

Edit: I think you should turn down the intensity of the back light a little.

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Chris

hmm it was just the quick render with the F9. I didn't change it from the standard..

Edit:
Yea you probably right.
In video also the backlight is always the half...

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Try adding a Skylight and turn it's intensity down to .5 . Then press F10 to open the render dialog and add light tracer.
You may need to turn down your spot lights too

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Chris

I think the overlapping shadows are a bit of a problem. as a general rule I'd say use one keylight that is brighter than the rest with obvious shadows and make all the fill lights very low intensity with very blurry shadows. On fill lights I often use shadow maps with low resolution (say 512) with high sample range (around 25) that makes them have very indistinct shadows. you can have loads of them all with very low multipliers to get nice soft bounced light without using GI. or as cdballew says use lightracer. you could probably use a skylight and only one spotlight for the key. but lightracer can be quite slow so set the rays per sample to something like 100 for test renders.

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