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Hi all.. :)
First post here at mattepainting.org.
Any feedback and ctitique will be really appreciated.
tnx
Vik
http://img127.exs.cx/img127/6176/vikmatteestb1500750021us.jpg
homer
03-21-2005, 12:42 PM
It looks good, but I think you only have the column shadow and the other shadows are missing.
Juha_Kinnunen
03-22-2005, 12:32 AM
Hi Vik,
I really like the idea! What is growing there?Please tell us more about this shot.
The critics: This is looking little flat to me- what do you think? I dont know is it just that I have used to see gigantig depth in mattepaintings or what? There is possibility that there is nothing wrong in that picture- I just like scenes with depth :) I dont know..Maybe those columns are too flatly lit?
Great that you have painted those purple/blue light rays to the floor-it really makes this one more convinsing.
Juha Kinnunen
Hi Guys,
Thanks for your inputs.. i really appreciate it!!
Homer - It's true, only the column shadows have been painted.. in fact i didn't want to paint any shadows until later... i just felt something amiss.. I still do :( , Maybe it's the lack of depth
Juha Kinnunen - Thanks for pointing out the absense of depth in the columns. It's been bothering me too. I'll try to fix it.. :cry:
The shot is for a new 4k video format that they are launching this year at the NAB. It's a part of the dream sequence from a short.
Will post the reverse shots when they are done as well
More critics/suggestions please !!
tnx
vik
homer
03-22-2005, 08:41 AM
The center looks interesting,
By making surrounding area a bit low contrast and darker you might be able to show the best of the picture. Also adding some highlights to the columns might be good too.
Hi Guys,
:shock: Sorry bout that.. the link wasn't working for some reason.. :shock:
anyways i've updated the image.. let me know ur crits
tnx
Vik
homer
03-24-2005, 09:17 AM
I think your highlights are too soft.
I have to say that it’s a tough project.
Painting reflections, refractions and caustics is not that easy.
Here are some references you can get more info;
http://www.itchy-animation.co.uk/light.htm
also search for caustic images in Goggle such as
http://www.mk-art.cz/2003/Play%20of%20light/Caustic.jpg
Another good reference for light is www.goodbrush.com (http://www.goodbrush.com)
See how the caustics and reflections are sharp.
http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/quick_tour/hallway.jpg
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