Enigma III - Exotic Supercar Concept

[PhantomDesign]

Hi Automotiveforums!

It's been a while since I've stopped by, but I thought you all would enjoy looking at my latest exotic super car concept called the Enigma III! If you like this, there’s a lot more where that came from. Check out www.Gryphonauto.com for my entire collection. Feel free to show your friends – all this work might as well go to some use. If you have any questions, ask away!

Enjoy…

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…and here are a few samples (more at www.GryphonAuto.com)…

[BuLLDoGG]

those are awesome! totaly awesome! i luv the cars u did!

[PhantomDesign]

Thanks BuLLDoGG!!

[BuLLDoGG]

which program do u use for making those beauties?

[PhantomDesign]

Originally Posted by BuLLDoGG

which program do u use for making those beauties?

I use 3DS Max 6 and Rhino 3.0

[superdrifter22]

Those are awsome!!!! very nice work.

I have 2 quick questions:

Do you use rhino to model and max to render?

and

Is it easier to model a car in rhino compared to max?

[HighOctaneNOSUser]

Love the panther and Enigma II. I's Awsomeness!

[-GS-]

Once again man, you never cease to amaze me. You allways produce the craziest renders i've seen, you are truly a great modeller.

[mentel]

Would you be so kind as to model an 86 prelude? I can provide you with pictures, measurements and whatever else you need.

[PhantomDesign]

Those are awsome!!!! very nice work.

Thanks!!!

Do you use rhino to model and max to render?

Correct

Is it easier to model a car in rhino compared to max?

Not necessarily. Rhino specializes in NURBS modeling, so if you are doing NURBS then I’d recommend rhino. (NURBS is a modeling method, which is difficult, but rewarding.) For mesh-modeling, just stick with 3DS Max.

Love the panther and Enigma II. I's Awsomeness!

Ha ha, thanks!!!

Once again man, you never cease to amaze me. You allways produce the craziest renders i've seen, you are truly a great modeller.

Thanks for the compliment! I always appreciate support. These renders aren’t my best renders ever (look at my C6 body kti work for better ones). I’m actually having some trouble with 3DS Max, which I probably won’t be able to fix until I get another hard-drive (Christmas time). So, in a few weeks, I should be putting out some better renders.

Would you be so kind as to model an 86 prelude? I can provide you with pictures, measurements and whatever else you need.

“Whatever else I need” = $$$

3D modeling takes a long time and is a very specialized skill. I might Photoshop something for a friend, but if you want 3D modeling – it’ll take something extra to get me motivated.

[mentel]

Originally Posted by PhantomDesign

“Whatever else I need” = $$$

3D modeling takes a long time and is a very specialized skill. I might Photoshop something for a friend, but if you want 3D modeling – it’ll take something extra to get me motivated.

What kind of extra are you talking about?

I'll let you be a moderator for a day.

No, but seriously. How much green would you charge?

[PhantomDesign]

I'll let you be a moderator for a day.

Ha ha, Considering I already own 3 forums.....

No, but seriously. How much green would you charge?

We'll discuss this in P.M.

[tanner07]

Love the Raptor C6 with the Grand Sport paint job..Very cool.

[PhantomDesign]

Love the Raptor C6 with the Grand Sport paint job..Very cool.

It's one of my favorite pictues too. It turned out better than I expected it to.

[stuffbyalex]

Those are some incredible renderings! Normally I don't visit or post in the graphic manip section, but i just had to after seeing your work. Do you do this professionally? If not, it would be a VERY good idea to apply for a job in this business.

Alex