Renzatic
(Professor Emeritus Billy H. Wafflesmith XIV Esq.)
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…which was a campground, but then everyone left. This is the day after.
Rendered in Eevee, with a good deal of post-touching up in Krita. Textures are a combination of homegrown procedurals, with a few from FreePBR, Texture Haven, and Ambient CG. All model work is mine, except for the campfire, which I grabbed from Filthycent on Sketchfab.
A special thank you goes out to the kind folks at CG Thoughts for helping me fix a baking issue I was having with Fluent Materializer. Turns out it was something I did.
edit: Thought it might be a good idea to show off an in-editor shot. It’s a fairly simple scene. I didn’t want to toss in too many fine details, because it’d add too much busy noise, and distract from the painterly look I was going for.
That’s actually the major reason why I ended up removing a number of larger models I initially intended to use. It bogged down the scene too much.
Here is the “Behind the Scenes” article of this amazing artwork!
Do check this article written by the artist himself. It describes the process of making the artwork step by step with an insight on making realistic environments in Blender.
At first sight I said “aaaaaaw”, I saw all the little lights, then the tv and again “aaaaw”. but why are there shrunken heads on these poles? This is so blairwitch.
Cool, well done!!
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Renzatic
(Professor Emeritus Billy H. Wafflesmith XIV Esq.)
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The real question you should be asking is why NOT have shrunken heads on the poles?
There’s also one lurking way off in the clearing to the left, and one just next to the oil drums.
keep up the great work!
This is so blairwitch.