
Making of The Arrival
A couple of months ago, I read the famous comic novel “the top of the gods” by Jiro Tanigushi. I was so inpresssed by his drawings and the story about the first pilgrims in the Everest, I decided to create a picture about mountains.
Step 6: Compositing With Photoshop. Now with Photoshop, Icreate the picture.It is very easy to create a story with photoshop.It offers good compositing options and higher end editing tools than 3d programs. When I work with psd, I feel like a DJ mixing a set.I sample light effects, depth of field and reflection effects all thanks to layers. I write psd scripts to increase my productivity and reduce the needless repetition that prolongs the process. the matte painting: i added elements telling a story. Humans are going to meet aliens in the top of the world. After i added a composite sky ( picture made of several skies). |
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I croped the final render ,because the first frame was to large for me. I zoomed on the right.I wanted a “comic frame”. And final image please see below. |
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About the author
It also allows me to continue utilizing my passion for drawing.And best of all, I still create comics. During my second year of studying Architecture at Marseille-Luminy, I had the chance to meet Philippe Caza, which was a great learning opportunity for me, and he still gives me advice on my work. I have been in Paris since 2001 and I have two main activities. The first is working as a freelance 3D graphic designer for prominent architects in Paris, such as Claude Vasconi and Jean-Michel Wilmotte. The second activity is creating digital art projects which are focused on science fiction. Related links:Web-site: http://noart1999.blogspot.com Portfolio: http://rescubika.blogspot.com |
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very nice collection, thanks for compiling them
Your tutorial on rendering chrome and it’s reflections is well done. Thank you
most of them (57 to be exact) are shit. another stupid link-bait
Correct. There must be character texturing tutorials there.
Useful Collections…Thnx :)