Spellwork Pictures have posted a behind the scenes video of their work for Rocco’s Carrot.Thank’s to all artist who did a wonderful job. Enjoy watching.
I have always been fascinated by those amazing mexican figthers so I decided to create a 3D charicature of one of them. The image represents a photographic sesion of one of the fighters, may be to get some pictures for a magazine interview.
During this part we will explore and discuss reflective light, the 2nd key light and specular light pass and what to consider when rendering different specific materials like plastic, fabric or metal.
The work consists of an old office room in good condition, still in use even now. I started this work wanting to create a silent story, so I made the components of the room appear to be speaking for themselves.
This tutorial is a project overview for my imageCalamity Jane . This image is a personal project maybe you can say just make for for fun. In this tutorial I will not go in detail explanation, assuming that reader has some basic knowledge of modeling and rendering …
Detailing,and texturing, rigging and many more things… At the end we will render andfix in Photoshop till we get to the end of this. I’ve decided to make it moreinteresting and make something like Making of a dragon’s tutorial with usefultips and tricks :)
August 31, 2005 | Stryker This tutorial includes the most interesting and complicated steps of making the scene. The idea to create RIO GRANDE image came up to me while I was watching small copies of locomotives and steam locomotives at a shop. So when I came home I’ve decided to make one […]
Concept / Inspiration The main idea of this personal project of mine was to create an illustration of a futuristic warlord. I was inspired partly by Metal Gear Solid art, namely Raiden’s design and especially for the pose in one of Yoji Shinkawa’s depictions of Raiden, and I wanted to create an elite futuristic warlord […]
First, I started with a sketch of the vehicles. I used paper and pen rather than the computer, as this is what Im used to, but you could ask create something with a tablet in digital format.
I wanted to create a fem-bot (or is it femme-bot?) and this time a geisha bot, inspired by the mysterious geisha women of Japanese tradition. So I went on the internet and got me some reference images as initial inspiration.
My modeling process is simple. I start by creating a plane in the top lip, and keep extruding edges, maintaining shapes in both side and front angles, also looking at it from the perspective.
Throughout this tutorial we will discuss and explore the subject of subsurface scattering, the application and manipulation of photographic textures and will further discuss how to achieve believability in a piece of artwork.
My inspiration for this piece was the cathedrals of the middle ages. To give the image something unusual I made the cathedral dark and hellish which contrasts to the uplifting feel of most cathedrals. For a little extra level of detail I added some vines and dead grass to the for-ground.