Non-photo Render: Wind

[gruvsyco]

That's pretty cool

[Carl]

Interesting.:thumbsup:

[Greenlief]

I really like that. Excellent work!

[HapZungLam]

i was thinking, hum.. how do you renderout wind.... after i watched it, i should:bowdown:

[mushroomgod]

quite lovely:thumbsup:

[Kel Solaar]

Strange render, but beautifull :)

[ostov]

That looks like something that could be in a book. A lot differnt from what we use to see on Cgt
:)



ostov

[KayosIII]

Hey guess what! I have had this image as my desktop image for the last 2 Weeks.... Obviously this means that I like it....

[thom:f]

Excellent.

I'm really taking to this non-photorealistic genere. It's a welcome break of originality - where in non-photorealism you have so many (like infiniate) styles to build up and be creative on where essentially in photorealisitc stuff, there is just the one 'style'. Effectively photorealsitic work is more of a 'craft' where what we have here is art.

I love the style you've worked on, it's a brilliant take on non-photorealism. The effect of wind is nice and classic too, and will really take of with an animation, as you say its been done so its possible. Do you remember some Ariel washing powder adverts on TV (in UK as you are) a while back.. i think it was them. Allthough not at all 3d, that had an excellent 'rough sketchy' wind animation form that might be worth a look. anyway.

Be nice to see more of your stuff.. + I'd be interested in the result of the competition too, good luck.!.

[KotsVlok]

Oh wauw...that's really nice :)

[David Coombes]

Originally posted by thom:f
Excellent.

I'm really taking to this non-photorealistic genere. It's a welcome break of originality.....

Be nice to see more of your stuff.. + I'd be interested in the result of the competition too, good luck.!.

A lot of my experiments are in non-photoreal, taking a more artsy approach. It can be alot of fun! I don't recall the Ariel advert but when I created Wind I had a slight influence by the sand-men from Sesame Street; you know the two guy silhouettes made of stop-frame sand.

Oh, and I won the competition :beer:

David
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[thom:f]

nice one. well done.

:beer:

[Six Black Roses]

I too don't see a godly appeal in photo-realism. My plans are simply to render normally, but to trace over the final image in Corel Painter. I wonder how that'll go on only 512 RAM...

*** glares at Corel and wishes they knew how moronic they are for having too many memory bugs in their Painter ***

[mikesnail]

wow, i love this, its so soft and well....... i love it!
any chance of a large render, say 1600x1200 for my desktop :bounce:
would be great to see a little animation of it

[thom:f]

yeah, a larger render would be ace!

[David Coombes]

Originally posted by mikesnail
wow, i love this, its so soft and well....... i love it!
any chance of a large render, say 1600x1200 for my desktop :bounce:
would be great to see a little animation of it

Hi,

Finally got that large "render". I had major trouble producing something that large, asking the RealSoft users to help out. Turns out that the post-processing aspect of the image is very troublesome at hi-res due to huge memory consumption.

Anyway, here's a link to a 1600x1200 image.

ftp://www.pifips.com/temp/WindFinishedLarge.jpg

Hope you like it. Don't know about an anim at present. We'll see...

David
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[thom:f]

Nice one, Thanks. New wallpaper it is!

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