Having fun compositing google wallpaper + rendered model with blender and photoshop







Compositing…







Youtube video for this process…
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Bonus animation flying dragon…
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That is really good work. Looks better than several big budget productions I’ve watched in the last few years. Thanks for the video!

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amazing work !!

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How many sheep do you feed it per day?

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You’re on the featured row! :+1:

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It’s great work, but if I can make one observation…

And that is that your black and white levels of the renders are not 100% matching those of the backgrounds. Some of them do, making it a great comp, but not all of them do.

But nonetheless, Awesome dragon and nice workflow video. :+1: :slight_smile:

my goal was not to make a lot of color change for the background, because those are wallpapers that already went through post processing by the owner, and i found it difficult to do it.

thanks anyway!

Time to head down to Google! /jk. :stuck_out_tongue:
But on a more serious note, the difference between good and great compositing is color matching.

There are awesome Nuke and/or Fusion (easily transfered to PS, Blender etc.) and even PS videos to be found on YT that show this technique.
It will make your work even better. Not a critiq in any way, just a friendly nudge :slight_smile:

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unfortunately compositing is not really my focus, to be honest not interested on mastering it, i don’t know why, i’m just hardcore in sculpting/character creation.

thanks anyway.

No worries, everybody has his/her own preferences.
Focus on what you really like to do, and try to be the best at that :slight_smile:
Not all of us want to be a jack of all trades :wink:

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Amazing i lovin it

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Hey everyone,

Discover the “Behind the Scenes” article on this breathtaking dragon, The Windrunner! :dragon_face: :fire:

In his article, Andri takes us through each step, from ZBrush sculpting to final renders in Cycles, sharing tips on high-poly modeling and using Substance Painter for realistic textures. Don’t miss this chance to learn from his detailed workflow!

Regards,
Alina Khan