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The decision to learn 3D graphic and CGI came to me during the Spring of 2015 when I was looking for inspiration on the sites like Pinterest or Behance. After analyzing pictures of high end commercial photographers and then looking for some further details about how the shot was created I realized just how often is CGI incorporated in image making process. The final output is nowadays not only realistic, but at the same time it has that perfect/polished feel, that was so hard for me to replicate with photography.
This image was my first real attempt to create fully realistic render that I was satisfied enough to publish in my portfolio. The exploding splash in the top part was photographed in the studio, same as small droplets behind the bottle. Everything else was created in 3D software. Inspiration for this image came from official Coca Cola Zero campaign.
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Interior Nissan 370Z - Bluefish CGI
While its been a bit quieter at work recently, we wanted to create a few more interior images for the Bluefish portfolio. Generally over the last 8 years I've spent most of my time working on exterior renders so for me I wanted to really challenge myself and simply get out of my comfort zone (I know, scary...!) We wanted to see how much we could push the CG rendering and lighting side of things as well as stretch the retouching limits.
Also Blue Fish Productions has recently been featured in the latest online issue of Production Paradise. Hit the link to check it out:
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European Madness Tour 2011 with Andre Govia, Daanoe, ill-Padrino, Martin Widlund, Niki Feijen, Photoportee, Rusty's Photography, SilverCube.nl and me
Thank you very much for fantastic tour guys!
OK - so I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this is my best 3D CGI landscape so far. Clearly it still isn't perfect and - as I've said before - photorealism is beyond me and so I’m not that interested in it. However, I’ve always wanted to paint and I can’t.
I’d love be able to do nice landscape paintings. So, I am using what little skills I have in this department to create my versions of landscape paintings in the PC (while also trying to improve my skills).
This version is a more 'painterly' one achieved using photoshop and is the sort of 'sketchy' painting style that I'd like to think I would paint in, if I could paint.
This image (and probably more to come from this location - once you've spent time setting up a project like this, then its quite likely to be the source of a few more... this is one of the benefits of using the computer. I can now move the camera around like I could if I was actually there) is largely inspired by this shot (www.flickr.com/photos/tall-guy/50100014291/in/faves-43531...) and other similar ones by Alan (Tall Guy) - whose Lake District Photos are always a pleasure!
Suggestions for improvements (bearing in mind my skill set) always welcome :)
Software used:
Gaea
QGIS
Blender
Quixel Mixer
Photoshop
Lightroom
Data Used:
Morton, D.; Marston, C. G,; O’Neil, A. W.; Rowland, C. S. (2020). Land Cover Map 2019 (25m rasterised land parcels, GB). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. doi.org/10.5285/f15289da-6424-4a5e-bd92-48c4d9c830cc
Openstreet Map
OS open data (Zoomstack)
Assets Used:
Grasswald
Trees from a tutorial on fake forests by CGBoost
Botaniq
Textures.com/TextureHaven/CCOTextures and probably others (lots of textures from free sources - thanks for these)
With the final BL order in, I am pleased to present the chibi Eta-2 Actis Jedi Starfighter.
Being able to play with proportions and squishing things down made for a very fun build. I was able to squeeze in some details underneath the S-foils as well as being able to see through the front windscreen.
Appropriately named Coffee Pot Rock on the right. from the Airport Mesa Overlook Sedona Arizona looking north. Late afternoon and the red rocks really are this color. Monsoon storms firing up in the background. My lens was smudged and I don't alter these photos. Capitol Butte is just out of the photo to the left. Soldier Trail is just out of the photo on the right. Oak Creek is to the right.
www.sedonaaz.gov/sedona/history13.aspx
Arizona Passages
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www.sedonaverdevalley.org/eventsandfestivals/eventcalenda...
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Grazie a tutti dei vostri commenti e del vostro supporto!!!
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For ages I've wanted to do a haunted house in the classic Victorian style. Lego haunted houses in this style seem to be few and far between. A week ago, I realized that with Halloween fast approaching, that I should do something related to the holiday. A few long days of building and I finally have fulfilled my dream of creating a Lego haunted house.
The house itself took 3 days to create and the landscape was done 1 day. Today I put on the final touches and photographed. In all, it only took my 5 days to complete this. This is undoubtedly the largest freeform base I've created.
The fog is created using dry ice and I'm thrilled with the way the photos turned out! This is one of the most satisfying MOCs (for me) that I've created in a while. Perhaps that just because I finished it so quickly that I didn't have time to get sick of it.
The trees are the evil twin of Tim and Azz's tree technique
