@Kolupsy_Creative and I collected all of our intellectual energy to come up with the next theme.
Darkness and Light. Let your imagination flow
When i saw the theme, i think about Pierre Soulages, a french painter who paint only in black.
So i try to do the same (but he’s a master, not me)
There is my work so far. I’m not sure what direction I will go with it exactly, but hopefully, I’ll have time to finish it.
First I thought to skip this one, but then I had an idea last night, which I couldn’t resist to realize.
I don’t want to embed the video, since it would take the fun away. So here’s a link to it
Link
I’m currently working on a spaced-out Marimba… spent over half an hour on a wood-texture wich is quite simple
so what the **** happened here?
I know that these weird things have something to do with the glare effect i put on the scene…
Till now I only could fix my problem with some photoshop magic. And I ain’t a good photoshoper. It looks a bit wierd. So I can post my nodes for the compositor if that helps finding the problem (and hopefully the soultion)…
Happy Monday, folks Loving lots of submissions this week
Sorry about the mess, guys. If you have already voted, please vote again using this revised poll.
Hey guys! Thought I’d offer a helpful hint!
Some of these are wonderfully modeled, but the piece may lack an eye-catching hook or gimmick. Great renders can be overshadowed by poor composition, and putting your scene together well results in a truly portfolio-worthy picture!
We’re all familiar with Blender Guru by now, but this 30 minute video about compositions is really helpful when rendering images, in order to make them eye-catching and appealing to the human brain. Check it out to add a little special something to your next renders!
After 24 hours of votes, @Animal has taken home the prize with 6 votes (60%).
@Animal, please create a new thread with your topic for this week as soon as you are able.
Water drops, beautiful.