Goddardl
03-24-2007, 08:16 PM
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Title: Planet Shards (3D Matte)
Name: Luke Goddard
Country: United Kingdom
Software: Maya, Photoshop
This Image was created in four days for an ongoing project.
The image is a 3D still of an environment which was painted in photoshop and projected onto the geometry for limited movement.
The environment is set on a planet which, after a global disaster, was shattered into several large shards. Each of these shards are held together by a giant man made superstructure which extends over the planets surface. These 'arms' hold the planet together whilst protecting small cities nestled at their centres. The cities are fed by turbines spread throughout the planets cracks, powered by the fierce solar winds and ice storms raging through the planets core.
This particular scene shows one of these turbines and a large rift in the planets surface.
Any crits are welcomed, this is my first attempt at 3D projection mapping and, if requested, I will try and find some space to post the finished moving clip.
Title: Planet Shards (3D Matte)
Name: Luke Goddard
Country: United Kingdom
Software: Maya, Photoshop
This Image was created in four days for an ongoing project.
The image is a 3D still of an environment which was painted in photoshop and projected onto the geometry for limited movement.
The environment is set on a planet which, after a global disaster, was shattered into several large shards. Each of these shards are held together by a giant man made superstructure which extends over the planets surface. These 'arms' hold the planet together whilst protecting small cities nestled at their centres. The cities are fed by turbines spread throughout the planets cracks, powered by the fierce solar winds and ice storms raging through the planets core.
This particular scene shows one of these turbines and a large rift in the planets surface.
Any crits are welcomed, this is my first attempt at 3D projection mapping and, if requested, I will try and find some space to post the finished moving clip.