The guys at work are teaching me to render. Or, rather, I'm forcing them to.
For the past week or so I've been painting reflective balls into photographs, trying to marry them with their environment. Not very exciting, I know, but you have to start somewhere. Thanks to Albert, Sparth, Gabo and John.
For the past week or so I've been painting reflective balls into photographs, trying to marry them with their environment. Not very exciting, I know, but you have to start somewhere. Thanks to Albert, Sparth, Gabo and John.
6 comments:
looks pretty 'married' to me. nice job!
Nice work! I think I've discovered a new direction in my studies...
Looking great! I suck at drawing anything that isn't "from life", so your site is a constant source of inspiration.
...I don't suppose you offer e-apprenticeships, do you? :D
wow thats cool looking !are you absorbing much as you do it?
i would be more then happy if you can share what they say, what you find most valuable during the progress :]
What's important while rendering something like this,
where is it used mostly,
how can it effect our workflow, sketches etc.
Also, why are you recently interested in rendering 3d objects in a analog way.
Thank you.
cheers
Hey Paul, this is so helpful, would you mind sharing any studies you do from these guys? Would be super helpful to us noobs, thx's for this one, will try it out as well =)
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