Steamnocchio :: Tutorial

[adoracion3D]

Hi,

Really great tutorials on that superb scene. All the points are really well though and well executed, nothing is neglected. A really inspiring work.

Congrats Fabricio !

Cu,
Jeff

[MrPositive]

Now THAT'S a good walkthrough.

[medunecer]

Amazing work and great tutorial! Thanks!

[ThomasMahler]

Really cool stuff, thanks for sharing! :)

[selwy]

Great work!!
Best regards, Selwy

[sethwolford]

Great walk through I wish more of them where as detailed as this one. Great information

[Artbot]

That's a fantastic tutorial. I don't know if I've ever seen a cleaner and more concise breakdown of an image.

My only issue with the image overall is the odd choice to use a modern, high-temperature engine hose connected to Pinnochio. Everything else could be right out of an early 20th century workshop, and then there's a modern, high-temp hose right there in the middle, which I believe may not have come into use until the 50s or 60s. Just seems a tad out of step with the implied time period of the scene.

But that's a small quibble for such a brilliant image. It certainly deserved to win and is one of the strongest CG illo pieces I've ever seen.

[Chokmah]

The picture you did was really great Fabricio :thumbsup:

The tutorial is amazing as well .

Congrats :)

[padfoot7726]

Amazing image. I was surprised by the simplicity of the lighting. And, yet again, I feel I need to get ZBrush.

[davius]

Hey Fab! Great tutorial man! Thanks for sharing some of your magic!

[SilverCity]

Thanks for the tutorial. I was really looking forward to this. Great image and congrats on your winning the competition.

[fabmoraes]

Hey, guys.

I am glad that you liked the making of.
I must thanks to CG Society for the oportunity to show my work.
Thank you everyone for the support.

[frothlord]

Good read!

Great job, I love the piece!

[pedroconti]

oiii meu nome eh pafricio!! eu fiz o steampunk e ganhei!!!
parabens mlk.. mais que merecido!!!
isso ta sensacional!!!
grande abraco!!!
teteia

[ahmedsheeraz]

that's nice tut.

[alancamara]

Yeah, Great making of!

Keep working buddy, to the infinite and beyond!;)

Alan

[3mm]

thanks for sharing ,great reading,i also waiting for Sato tuts:wip:

[maxspider3000]

great tutorial, thanks for sharing dude ....

and congratulations man :)

[mrpeace]

A very remarkable image...and a great walkthrough...:applause:

[MartinStoynov]

My favourite, since the beginning of the challenge...

Congratz, dude...

Would you explain a little more about the technique of making steam ?

[MasterZap]

I love this image, but I am a little uneasy about the "walkthrough". It sounds dangerously close to "make an AO pass and multiply it with the image" thing that is sadly rather prevalent in the business.

I won't go into too much detail, coz I elaborated about this quite a lot on my blog why this is wrong (http://mentalraytips.blogspot.com/2008/11/joy-of-little-ambience.html), but I actually think the "raw render" looks better than the final, partially for this reason, giving it the "dirty" look of "too much AO".

But beside that detail (which is, in fact, a detail) it's a very neat image.

What I especially like is how it was clearly planned from day 1 to be seen from a single angle, to the point where stuff outside the view isn't even modelled. Which I find "visionary" in the sense of "I really know what I want to do".

Nice image!

/Z

[gaianix]

that was great tut:D

[ldgree]

Amazing work and thanks for sharing the technique.
Very inspiring work xD

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