Models, textures all from yesterday except grass+small flowers from grasswald. Did a quick bigger flower which turned out alright and the bee’s were fun to make . The hdri is from hdri haven. Added some mist in compositing.
Thanks, I put in a few hours tonight in trying to texture the truck with rust, but I haven’t ever really unwrapped and mapped something so it was a bit of an epic fail. After seeing skadoosh’s entry I think I may spend some time in substance painter for the next weekend compo and try to focus on that!
Come to think of it, how nice would it be if we introduce a additional (monthly) challenge called Lighting & POV or something similar.
At first participants will submit a render of a scene created by themselves. By voting we choose a winner. Then the winner will provide the .blend of his entry with all lamps/emmisives + camera removed from the scene. Participants use that .blend to give it the lighting & camera perspective of his liking and submit a render. Then there will be another voting round to find out who made the most appealing composition…
The winner submits a render + the .blend for the next challenge.
I don’t have free time to participate, but the theme reminded me about this old render I made 4 or 5 years ago. I was doing my first tests with the release of hair rendering on cycles.
Non-competing entry Meet me outside, we need to duel!
There are so many errors with this one but I didn’t had time to finish the texturing and ligthing.
An HDRI from Haven was used for the background and photos where used for the wood textures. The models are mine.
Nice! This actually reminds me of a piece I did years ago in the 2.3 days. I was just learning about reflections and so I made a chessboard pattern in black and white, added two pawns, and a giant sphere. I made them all reflective a bit then added four “walls” that were pure mirrors and had them reflect the scene into infinity. I wish I could find a render of it. It was pretty cool (I thought at the time)
Loved working on this. I’ll probably revisit this and pimp it. I’d love to do some more painting and maybe try and fix the laces. I’d also like to add some sort of stitching to it.
True that, exporting exr only benefits if you do some post processing in third party software. I’m gonna play with it tomorrow and if I get a satisfying result I will sure share it with you. Thx again!
btw, I love the compositor within Blender, but the Camera Raw Filter is so much more powerful
Posting this here instead of in the voting thread so it doesn’t change votes or anything. I started looking at my render and really wasn’t happy with the fact I set the camera in a position that chopped off the base of the stand and hid some of the powder cloth so I did another rendering with a better camera angle.