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The Steampunk Mobile Phone otherwise known as 'The Pocket Aether Perambulator'

I've been working on this for months, on and off, and got tired of not posting anything.

Strictly speaking is this steampunk? I have no idea, its just a label.

The dimensions for this are based on my trusty Nokia N95, It opens much like a netbook and boasts the following features.

*Fob ring - for attaching to a gentlemans pocket chain
*External Chronograph - with visible mechanism
*External Camera Obscura - for capturing magical images which might take ones fancy
*Internal Camera Obscura - for presenting images of your own visage whilst communing over the aetheric web
*Miniaturised QWERTY typewriter - to aid in the preparation of Aether-grams
*Aetheric plasma picture frame - for viewing the aetheric web
*Internal magnetic resonance speaker/microphone
*Dedicated buttons for accessing the aetheric web
*Exquisite external engraving and name plate bearing the following information 'The Pocket Aether Perambulator - enabling communion across aetheric space. As presented by Prof. A. J. G. Wellsby'

Still a WIP so C&C's welcome

Note: Lighting not quite right yet

Go here [link] for the steampunk mobile phone gallery to see other images from this model

Modelling - Sketchup
rendering - Kerkythea
HDRI - HDR labs/Bob Groothuis 'Van Kleef 3' [link]
Bump map for engraving from openclipart [link]
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~fredijb Aug 25, 2012
Hi. Would you consider selling this? Is it set to a specific network, or would I be able to set my own?
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~Technohippy Aug 25, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Hi man

Your comment really is the best ... this is not real its a digital model.

Oh if only it were real, I would be using it right now probably... but I can't :( so I just sit here gazing longingly at it,

thanks for making this you first page view and comment... the gallery including work in progress shots can be found here [link]
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!JackTDawson Mar 9, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Good lard man.. That is awesome work !
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~Technohippy Mar 9, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
thanks man... appreciate it. the finished work is here [link] and its much more awesomerer ;-)
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~jsdu19 Mar 9, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
very nice WIP (i comment this one), maybe a smooth on the modeling , a little artitic work for the camera :) and he is perfect
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~Technohippy Mar 9, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
my thanks

Final Renders in progress, got a nice bit of DOF going on, a bit smoother here and there, but not much!

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~jsdu19 Mar 9, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
cool continue , with your 3d software you can adjust the DOF camera ? or you created after the render with a 2d software ?
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~Technohippy Mar 9, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
use kerkythea which allows you to mimic camera blur using F numbers, its pretty cool. sometimes doesn't quite provide the blur I want, (for example architectural scale stuff) in which case i'll render a depth map and do the DOF in GIMP
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~jsdu19 Mar 9, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
ah ok the system is limited , but yes you adjust the map with a 2d software , it's a good solution for a fix image :)
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~Technohippy Mar 9, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
indeed... the DOF on small scale stuff like this renders in nicely though
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