Nissan Yotto - The Wind Car (student's project)

[Carlosupercars]

Well, I leave here a new animation, I made it for a design competition in my country, Spain. I was hoping to win it, but I have had a lot of problems with my old computer and I have lost a lot of the time. After all, I'm happy with the result and I have learnt a little more about complex animation with Keyshot, so I left here the video and some images and information about the project (sorry but it's in spanish, if you have some question please ask me  )

(I recommend to watch it in 1080p)











More images:

http://carlosavalosdesign.com/portfolio/nissan-yotto/

The full project:

http://carlosavalosdesign.com/nissan-yotto/

My page on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Carlos-%C3%81valos/929299600423779?ref=hl

[Will Gibbons]

I admit I was a bit confused by these renderings. I'm glad I watched your animation though because it's impressive! That's a pretty long animation and it's clear you've spent lots of time exploring animations within KS. Although I think some time could be put into the realism of lighting and materials, this is one of the more impressive and extensive renderings I've seen done in KeyShot. Bravo! I hope to see more!

[Carlosupercars]

Thank, well, I have had many problems to do it, It's rendered with a old computer that crashed everytime, so it was difficult to give the realism I wanted, but I hadn't time and a good computer, I tried to buy one but I was victim of a fraud and actually I have no money and no computer. But I promise keep improving, I will get my objectives with or without luck.

[Will Gibbons]

Thank, well, I have had many problems to do it, It's rendered with a old computer that crashed everytime, so it was difficult to give the realism I wanted, but I hadn't time and a good computer, I tried to buy one but I was victim of a fraud and actually I have no money and no computer. But I promise keep improving, I will get my objectives with or without luck.

That's horrible! I hope your fortune changes and that you can get the tools you need! Way to stay optimistic!