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Published: 2015-12-24 11:35:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 12864; Favourites: 350; Downloads: 250
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Another 3D project(except for guy, he is painted/collaged in). Aiming to do high realism level 3d projects. This one is from Kubricks 2001. Few things i am trying to achieve: 1.Only do Low poly meshes, get maximum render quality. "Put in least get out most"
2. treat comp trickery carefully and avoid typical "CGI-FX". This is more about how glow is treated. the tricks are power but i feel needs to be treated in a careful manner so it doesnt distract from story/frame. Lensflares, sun-blow out, glows etc etc
3. Force the 3d renders to be 95% final looking and low rendertime for 3K-4K
4. Push texturing to achive highest and pixel level scrutiny finish. Avoid "typical bump effect"
5.Explore camera composition limitations. With this one, Kubrick nailed the composition dead on in his epic film. As i moved camera around none was as strong as this one.which is based exactly on movie.
6. No matter the tools, the ultimate goal is always story and emotions, push everything that emphasizes it and avoid bits that distracts!
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Very nice work, love it!
You gotta get your stuff onto RenderHub : www.renderhub.com/galleries
Ion
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it's a space odysee...it's great! I enjoy the films and also your painting^^
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Nearly a week ago I was lucky to watch 2001 in the cinema as part as Kubrick's retrospective.Β Β Β My favourite film ever (yet sharing this place with 1997 Contact). Β
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Great aspirations 
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I really like this piece! I also like the quote "Put in least get out most". I'm going to use this as my mantra from now on. This applies to my work too as a story artist in animation!
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cool, glad you like it
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Awesome, I'll take a look! I always liked your work approach, methods, and philosophy. Cheers!
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Amazing - really holds up to close scrutiny. Β
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looks like a slice of the original cellular ... Id say it was spot on.
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Always classy and always on point, Levi.
Always.
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cheers Brad, best wishes for 2016!
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so nice, i like your approach, curious for your next projects!
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The guy was taken from a screenshot from the film. The edges make it obvious.
Please don't false advertise like that.
Good work on the rest of it though.
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yup tis true he is collaged/painted in, updated comments to avoid confusion.Β
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This is not a shot from the movie!? Wow! Including the guy?
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the guy is actually collaged in and painted here and there. Sorry for the confusion. updated description.
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Just likeΒ OleWormius Β said, I thought it was a screencap that had been remastered!!!! ....... it's full of stars.......Β Β
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Holy crap. I thought this was a screencap from the movie. Unbelievable work.
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This is quite amazing, especially if you've got low poly count. Very impressive.
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Yep. I thought it was an actual film clip as well! Very clever and well executed.
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Wow.. I thought this was a photo or from a movie... but if you did that... THAT is wicked! Love it! Nice job!
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god this is amazing!
I didn't even know this was 3d at first
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cheers dude, yeah he is actually having difficulty walking here. Kind of like walking on a line. Keeping that balance putting the feet in front, plus using his hand to keep the balance.
wanted to post some 3d viewport stuff but it doesnt allow me here
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YES!!!! I was right about his feet!!!! Β Β
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haha yeah, he is collaged in and painted in, he is the only bit thats not 3D!
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amazing!
at 1st look, took it as a screen grab from the movie. One thing though what's with the feet it almost look it's rotated 180 degrees back, or maybe it's just me
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