Here’s a shot of a scene that I’ve been playing round with the past few days, decided to recreate the poster for Amazing Spider-man 2, wanted to try using the Wire frame modifier for his webbing, pretty happy with my final result. let me know what you think!
Looks great! I think you should make the blue material on the costume a bit darker. In the original poster it isn’t as bright as that.
Other than that It’s awesome
if your using 2.7, there’s now a new wire-frame modifier, this will basically take your mesh’s wire-frame, and create a shape out of it, so then you can apply the modifier, and select just the blue color from your wire-frame mesh and delete it.
He looks like an only incidental part of the poster though; it feels like the text is far more important, is this intentional? I don’t remember seeing anything like it so not sure about original or just your interpretation.
Looks great Webhead! Model and materials really look the part, and you did a really good job on the background too.
Was mulling over the comment that Writer’s Block made and think I see what he means - couple of things it could be worth experimenting with if you ever decide to tweak the image:
there’s quite a lot of backlighting on the original poster which highlights the edges of his suit - makes him stand out a bit more (this is a fairly minor point though).
on the original poster the clouds are darker at the top and create a gradient leading down to the interesting bit - think from a composition standpoint this might be why the text is seeming more important at the moment, as your clouds are almost too eye-catching! The clouds under the text on the original are actually pretty dull so leave the lower portion as the focal point.
Just my opinions though and I certainly wouldn’t say you need to follow them as you’ve got a quality piece of work there. Using the wireframe modifier for webbing was genius!
Hey Guys, Just finished a breakdown I was rendering out for my Sculpt, showing off some of the process, and then some of the more fine details. Let me know what you think!