I am working on a new image and I thought I'd share some of the progress pictures with you all. Instancing, instancing, instancing...
Hope you guys like it!
New Project - Progress Pictures
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Seekerfinder
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Wow Hugues.
Any post work on those at all?
Seeker
Any post work on those at all?
Seeker
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You mean post render? Nothing structural, no. Just noise removal in PS (not so successful, needs more convergence time). I also added a little bit of not very successful motion blur on the few grains of sand falling from the funnel but that's it.Seekerfinder wrote:Wow Hugues.
Any post work on those at all?
Seeker
I like working in details. I like knowing that everything I want to see is there in its final form. I guess It's a sort of obsession. When I feel I have sufficient details in my scene, I can start exploring it. That's when it becomes magic. I can discover corners with pretty hidden secrets in it.
Those pictures are the result of that. These are only small details close ups of a much bigger illustration which is still a WIP but it's already hiding plenty of interesting little gems.
I'll post more as I go and I will share the scenes in the end.
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xxdanbrowne
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Awesome!
You sir are a true Guru!
Nicely done.
You sir are a true Guru!
Nicely done.
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Seekerfinder
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I think that's amazing. It's a real testimony to Octane capabilities! Well done again.ElBloko wrote:You mean post render? Nothing structural, no. Just noise removal in PS (not so successful, needs more convergence time). I also added a little bit of not very successful motion blur on the few grains of sand falling from the funnel but that's it.Seekerfinder wrote:Wow Hugues.
Any post work on those at all?
Seeker
I like working in details. I like knowing that everything I want to see is there in its final form. I guess It's a sort of obsession. When I feel I have sufficient details in my scene, I can start exploring it. That's when it becomes magic. I can discover corners with pretty hidden secrets in it.
Those pictures are the result of that. These are only small details close ups of a much bigger illustration which is still a WIP but it's already hiding plenty of interesting little gems.
I'll post more as I go and I will share the scenes in the end.
Seeker
Win 8(64) | P9X79-E WS | i7-3930K | 32GB | GTX Titan & GTX 780Ti | SketchUP | Revit | Beta tester for Revit & Sketchup plugins for Octane
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p3taoctane
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My Dad did some of these actual sand paintings a few years back. You have captured the very feel of the process with the tools and patient worn hands. At least that is what I used to think when I watched my Dad do this. It was almost meditative and brain surgery at the same time.
Beautiful image and character... and technically... yep... that too.
Peter
Beautiful image and character... and technically... yep... that too.
Peter
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