Ice flow

Started by chris_x422, September 29, 2013, 04:50:12 PM

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chris_x422

Hi guys,

Been a while since I posted any work.
Had a bit free time to play around this weekend and decided to do something that was a little more abstract than my usual fare.

The colour could be a little out as I'm working on my laptop, and it really needs calibrating.
Had fun doing this, and might continue a bit further yet, as it's been a bit slapped together so far.

Chris

Lady of the Lake

That is wild!   I like.

yossam

I like also............shame we don't have subsurface scattering.  :'(


TheBadger

The light is remarkable... Fantastic.

The terrain reminds me of A Nightmare Before Christmas a little, but with an updated feel to it.
It has been eaten.

chris_x422

Cheers guys, glad you like it.

I get the Tim Burton reference now you mention it, though it wasn't intentional at all.

Chris

masonspappy

Wow, that's different.  Now I really do wish there was a "like" button here

inkydigit

nIcE slapping Chris... great effect!
beautiful results...
Burtonesque indeed!
:)
Jason

Dune

Yes, really ingenious, and good that you post again. Keep that up! And now for the big question: did you use a VDisp map, or procedural redirects, vortexes and/or blue stuff?

EoinArmstrong

Well we may not have SSS but whatever you've used (transparency?) it looks just as awesome!  Wonderful stuff...

chris_x422

#10
Thanks again for the kind comments.

Working in cg every day, it's not very conducive to spending my free time doing more cg, but it's nice to do something that's a little more creative and less directed. I'd love to do more things like this on a regular basis.

It was sculpted and brought into tg as vdisp.
I did try several different techniques in tg to get the type of translucency I was looking for but I just couldn't match what I'd intended for the shot. So in the end I ran a subsurface pass through vray and added the sss pass to the tg layers. I'd normally persevere with a tg render but this was meant to be a fun quick piece so I thought what the hell.

As I suspected, the colour is very different on my work monitor, so I'll probably re-grade it a little when I get a moment.

Chris

Bjur

Great mood!

Looks like a perfect BG matte of a kinda "magic ice world" scene of an upcoming CG fairy-tale.
~ The annoying popularity of Vue brought me here.. ~


mhaze


cyphyr

Really sweetly done.Love the shapes and the colouring. I must get my head round this vdisp techniques.
:)
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