Do you see a difference?
His name is “Max Kor”. He’s from Israel.
He was made using Maya and Mental Ray.
No, that doesn’t mean his mother’s name is Maya and his father’s name is Ray. Mental Ray is Autodesk’s high-performance rendering engine for generating photo realistic images. Maya is Autodesk’s integrated 3D modeling, animation, effects, and rendering solution. Combined, they made Max; and many others.
Surprised? See some more on Sujeet’s blog! I was stunned when I saw them!
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Happy birthday, Nirav! I’m glad I’m on your blog today!!
Have a wonderful day and an awesome year ahead!!
Sujeet
8 Oct 07 at 12:56 pm
Thank you!
Nirav
8 Oct 07 at 1:14 pm
Happy birthday! I am trying to find your email to send you a personal email but I just can’t!
Anyway happy birthday… I am happy that a potential future associate reads Ramit Sethi’s blog and he himself is an entrepreneur. I wish you all the best!
Perfect rendering btw!!! wow!
Haris Neophytou
8 Oct 07 at 6:19 pm
I think Magnet must enter world of graphics. How about world’s first game on life of Shivaji Maharaj or Bhagat Singh. There’s a game for every kind, but no one thinks of making games on these great men who’d dreamed big and made those dreams come true. They make up our history and if a game being made children would love history….
aamod
8 Oct 07 at 8:47 pm
Thats awesome.. and unbelievable. Amazing example when art and technology comes together.
Ameya
12 Oct 07 at 5:37 pm