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:)įox Renderfarm: The amazing work has great composition and details such as the robots and colorful trees, could you tell us how you make the amazing environment?ĭavid: I start the terrain base in world creator, then in LightWave 3D, I used a powerful instance system to populate small rocks and vegetation, the giant trees were easy to make, they are basic shapes with some 3D scan barks, I use the instance system to make the ivy, and then I use a unified material for the plant with lots of color variation, very fun to set up with the real-time renderer that LightWave has.įox Renderfarm: Did you meet any difficulties when creating this work? And how did you solve it?ĭavid: The most challenging, was to make the UVs for the rover, too many parts, its takes a lot of time to do it properly, but to save time I didn't do all the UVs, I mirrored half of the rover since it wasn't to be displayed from other angles!įox Renderfarm: Could you briefly tell us your educational and work experience along your CG journey?ĭavid: When I was little I was fascinated with the old stop motion movies ( Ray Harryhausen), then in the 1993 Jurassic Park came out and blow my mind, ( I was 15 years old ) since then, I slowly learn what 3D was, started with the 3D studio for DOS, the use TrueSpace, 3ds Max, Maya and finally LightWave as my main 3D program now. If you look closely you have wheels for long distance travel, legs for complicated terrain and the main pod can detach for diving. You can't see in my entry, what my rover can do.

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Fantasy and science fiction are my favourite subjects.įox Renderfarm: Congratulations on winning 2nd place in the Space Rover Challenge, how do you feel about that?ĭavid: Thanks! As an artist, winning an art challenge is a big opportunity, not only to win something but to get your work boosted to more people’s eyes, that is great.įox Renderfarm: What inspired you to come out with the idea of making the work ‘The Harvest’?ĭavid: From some time I wanted to design a rover involving a 'dome-like' windshield, I also love the AT-ST ( chicken leg transport from Star Wars).įox Renderfarm: How long did you take to finish the work?ĭavid: I started May 22nd, and ended one day before the deadline (5 of June), so I spent 15 days ( on free time and weekends).įox Renderfarm: Could you tell us how you designed the space rover?ĭavid: I tend to do some concepts in 3D, I use basic shapes to quickly find an interesting design, like sketching in paper then I start to add detail and think about the functionality in the process. Freelance 3D Generalist & Concept Designįox Renderfarm: Hi, David! Could you give us a brief introduction about yourself?ĭavid: Well, I'm 38 years old, living in Argentina, generally working as Freelance, now an Art Director for a local VFX company.He talked about how he created the cool space rover and the beautiful alien forest. It’s pleased that your TPN-Accredited cloud render farm, Fox Renderfarm, has the chance to have an interview with David Aguero, a 3D generalist and Art Director form Argentina.

It only grows in the exoplanet B7, in a region claimed by the human alliance, is a deadly business, but very profitable, some say, the new gold fever…”

Have you imagined that in the future, humans will travel to other planets in spaceships to collect new energy?ĭavid Aguero, the 2nd place winner of the Hum3D Space Rover 3D Competition, created such an amazing future scene in his award-winning work The harvest, which was made with LightWave 3D, Substance Painter and Affinity Photo.Īs he introduced, “The new season is here and the harvest begins, soldiers, not farmers, extract the Enerplant, a powerful and green energy that floods the spacecraft engines, making possible star travel.