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Published: 2012-07-30 21:04:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 6317; Favourites: 219; Downloads: 0
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Just a bit of fun in Cinema4D and Photoshop. I had a few spare minutes after work today, so I created this.I wanted to create something using just blue and yellow (Team Feisar for any Wipeout fans out there!)
Hope you like it!
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Using only two colours moved the droplets more in the foreground and the blur effect gives it this one "feeling". (I hope you know what i mean.)
The perspective is used pretty well but i think there could be even more droplets or more complex stuff in the background which then could be blurred which highlights the droplets in the front a bit more. But anyways the impact of the picture with the minimalistic style is very good, what i wrote there with the "more complex stuff..." is complaining at a high level.
I really love the minimalistic idea behind this picture, it's nothing special but how it's used in this is pretty nice.
Side note: Wipeout is a awesome game, played it alot, but i prefered to play with Team Pir-hana e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s… " width="15" height="15" alt="
Sorry for grammar mistakes or missused words, but i'm only learning englisch in school and still am only 15 which reflects in my grammar skills i think. D:
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Thanks for the crit, Jan.
Wipeout was a great series - it's a shame it had to end.
And don't worry about your English - I know only a few words in German, so you're doing much better than me!
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You're welcome.
Yeah it's really a shame that it had to end. I loved those fast paced races.
Haha, thanks!
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Man this is sick.Need this in wallpaper size as well.I'm gonna put it in my Feisar wallpaper folder then
THE FUTURE IS EURO!
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It's a real shame Wipeout came to an end!
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It doesn't have to stay that way these days.
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Mate this is awesome. In a graphical design sense and execution this is up there with the best. Love the field of depth
Are you doing alot of work for advertising agencys?
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Thanks Mads, glad you like it!
I'm not doing any work for design agencies at present! I need to try to get established and get my work seen more!
I don't suppose you have any good tips, do you?
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No problem Grunge. I think it is very cool, graphical and stylish. Well, I think that showing up at the agency with artwork printed on paper in a cool portfolio is more strong than emailing a website or sending a Dvd. I have tryed all approaches and know that the physical approach seems more strong than just digital or sending an email.
What i used to do was to call up the company and ask for someone with createtive responsibility, and then arrange so that i could drop by and hand over my portfolio. Your from the Uk right. My guess is that the company policies and alike is a bit more strickt than back here. But again, i guess also the policies is different depending on the bussines. Games, advertising, design and so on.
I remember when i was working for LEGO via and agency. Some guy just appeared and had printed a huge poster with a fantastic collage of his work. And then in the buttom there was his number and an Email. That got everybodys attention and it was hung up in one of the offices for a while 
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Thanks for the reply, Mads.
Where I live, there aren't many design agencies around, and the one I approached a while back are more for web-design etc, so not really my kind of work!
I think I'll do some research to see if there are any other types of agencies, and if too far away, I'll at least send them a DVD and business card!
If I don't get to write to you beforehand, have a Merry Xmas and best wishes for 2013!
Cheers!
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Yeah, it can never hurt trying
Thanks alot mate, Have a merry holiday and a great new years
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Love this, James!
Terrible workmanship on the part of the alien painters, whichever species they are, but the upside being a beautiful image...
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Cheers Mark!
A 'happy accident'! That's what happens when the regular paint is exhausted and you swap to food colourants instead!!
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Nice, but not looks like 3D melt
Add little photoshop trick for the melt !
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Lovely bit of pseudo DoF on this. Great colour combo as well.
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Thanks Chris - glad you like it!
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You created this in a few spare minutes? Hot damn.
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Thanks mate!
(A few spare minutes is a slight exaggeration! About an hour or so in reality!!)
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Ah, that makes a bit more sense!
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Thanks man! I appreciate it!
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Nice composition and colors. Also I like this DOF. ^^
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Thanks my friend! The DOF was added in photoshop.
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seems like fondant that is melting, just thinking about chocolate!
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