Just opened an old scene to play with in indigo. It was originally a very clean interior render, but I decided to have some fun ;p
I might redo some stuff here, take some ivy off the windows, fix the grass, add water. I forgot to up the super-sample, so it was left on x2, also might replace the ivy leaf meshes with something not so flat and some rubble, who knows... If I ever get around to it.
~20 hours, not bad on my old phenom x4
And a couple of heavily photoshopped versions, just for fun:
Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
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Re: Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
Now, get the gardener to clean the mess!
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Re: Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
Very nice, man!
Re: Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
It somehow reminds me of the scenario you could see in the movie "Batman and Robin", after the scientific laboratory disaster which leads to the creation of Poison Ivy!
VEEEERY intense!
VEEEERY intense!
Re: Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
Very nice finition, scene looks perfect.
e: Did you try to displace the ground ?
e: Did you try to displace the ground ?
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Re: Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
Thanks
No, just bump, set to around ~30 in maxigo. I haven't had time to play around with displacement yet.
CTZn wrote:Very nice finition, scene looks perfect.
e: Did you try to displace the ground ?
No, just bump, set to around ~30 in maxigo. I haven't had time to play around with displacement yet.
Re: Overgrown interior, fog, light rays, etc.
zomg, another amazing scene from you!
i'm looking forward to posting the other one of yours i'm (still) rendering
i'm looking forward to posting the other one of yours i'm (still) rendering
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