Hommage to blade runner
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modelling
urban structure: sketchup + protrude plugin by jim foltz and random push pull plugin by tig
cop car: sketchup (from the 3dwh, by katase)
rendering
vue d'esprit + sketchup for the edges
postprocessing
photoshop (color correction, edge overlay, and background texture) + sketcher plugin (by little ink pot) pen & ink crosshatch.
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Design
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Maybe mood must be more darkness?
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hi pilou!
do you mean like this one?
it was my first attempt and i don't like it very much. maybe i'm not in the mood for darkness : i let you decide.i don't know if androids dream of electric sheeps, glory to philip dick, but i'm quite sure that bender dreams of beer.
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More in the mood
Blue Grey Black
Maybe the flying Tron Motor bike is too precise?
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how did you manage to line up the vue export with the sketchup export so well?
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mirjman,
I did it several times by hand, it's a kind of reverse engineering exercise: first set up the scene in vue with your imported SU model (as .3ds, of course), then let vue make a simple rendering - even an opengl output is good. Now save the rendering as jpg image and use the match photo tool of sketchup to align your model to the rendered image. With some practice in panning and zooming it is not difficult as it seems.
But
some days ago, thomas thomassen wrote the camera2vue ruby plugin: it helps you to export the camera position and fov to vue. If you are not so luky to own a copy of vue infinite, like me, in the some thread you can read the workaround I've found.here the link:
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matteo - thanks for the tip! clever use of photomatch and the effect is very nice
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Wow, I really like that shot. The perspective messes with my head a little bit, but it's definitely dystopian future
Second image >>> First image
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