POOL RENDERING: PART III

Finaly, part III uses some techniques to add warmth and drama to the image. Like the other videos, these last few steps give the digital illustration a "painterly" look. The extent to which each step is used is subject to personal preference and can be controlled simply by adjusting the opacity of each layer.

 

Comments

[Lalo Cura]

Alex, great work. I never put in doubt that photoshop + creativity beats any 3d software to produce a rendering image that might take time and kill your computer. At school I just render with ambient light and sun for shadows (I use 3d Max), then I just photoshop. I don't render glass neither materials, just colors.

[Jon]

wow. amazing and yet so simple. very good

[adam kiss]

got a lot of inspiration after watching this, thanks. one of the best post process i saw. we need more

[SAJ]

A TRUE ARTIST SHARES HIS KNOWLEDGE, THIS TAKES YOU FROM BEING AN LEARNER TO A TEACHER..YOUR ABILLTY TO SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS COMMENDABLE, YOUR NOT ONLY A GREAT ARTIST BUT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ATTITUDE TO BE PART OF THE INDUSTRY INVOLVED IN ARCHITECTURAL CGI.

THANK YOU.

[IVANNA]

THANK YOU FOR THE BEST AND MOST CREATIVE BLOG I ' VE EVER SEEN ! I LEARNED A LOT FROM YOU AND CAN'T WAIT FOR A NEW POSTS....THANK YOU!

[CARL]

A truly beautiful image Alex. One of your best. Congratulations and thank you for the wonderful blog and tutorials

[lulu]

love it ! thank youu ! :)

[Tofeek ...]

Alex ,,,,,,
I think what everyone is saying here about you and your work is absolutely true ,,,,
what I want to say ,,, your work is not only the result of these Technics ,,, but it's a clear reflection of how creative you are
what a great artist you are .... this is absolutely ART
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thank you so much
greetings from Syria

[Tom]

This is beautiful, I was just wondering where you got the first render from. With the water or bump map and everything? this is incredible, cant wait to try it!

[christos]

your work is amazing!! keep going up mate:)