Work in progress
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work flow:
- quick idea sketches
- refined drawing
- scan into photoshop and do a quick tonal/color pass
- bring into sketchup and use photomatch to set up basic shot.
- start building model based on photomatch - try and match lighting to sketch
- i play around at this stage a lot with new lighting and structure stuff.
- created some custom textures and apply
- vray render
- photoshop manipulation to match tonal arrangment.
- paint over in pshop to add detail, texture and populate.
i'm going for a 'matte painter' or photoreal look.
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oh man, I like this. Great art. I don't think it needs much populating.
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Awesome stuff..!!
I assume that the elephants are imports from another 3D app, cause I can't imagine SU is capable of making so detailed high poly figures...
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Absolutely spectacular, very good, impressive keep it up
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thanks guys. I'll keep you posted on the final product.
the elephants are pictures with some sloppy painting over in photoshop. I will have them cleaned up and more resolved for the final.
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Great stuff!
Looks like the new Prince of Persia game!Oh... and keep the red flags on the towers!
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It is nice, how did You make the second picture?
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Very nice! Especially like the 2nd and 3rd images. The populated last image I'm not feeling entirely - the green sketchup bushes and figures detract from the realism imo. Great work overall
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wow...yhis is definitely something new for us...its awesome.... the hand drawn stuff even more so than the computer stuff..haha...
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thanks again. I'll continue to work on it and show you when its all complete. The sketchup blob plants are just place holders - replacing them with photos/paintovers. same with the elephants and people. thanks again. if you see anything you would change don't hesitate to let me know.
the second image was a quick photoshop painting using a wacom tablet and pen.
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My only crit would be (in the two first pictures) that above that big, arched gateway, there should be some arched texture, too - you cannot "cut" a hole like this into a wall.
Other than that the whole thing is amazing!
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getting close to being done... i just don't have enough time...
feedback is welcom.
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That is fantastic! Love the way you use 3D and 2D and make it all work
[don't overdo it
, it is pretty much perfect right now]
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