The Infinite Oz - The Lake Before And After by Rochr
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Description
This scene was made for the Infinite Oz project for Fallon/Scifi channel and B-Reel, as part of the promotional campaign for the mini series Tin Man.
All the terrain were made with Bryce´s terrain editor and imported into Cinema4D where the rest was built, and rendered with Maxwell.
Then i brought the scene into Photoshop, blew up the size to end resolution and painted the finer details.
The resolution at 11000x7000 is probably the largest i´ve worked with and was a challenge in its own. :)
Don´t forget to watch the animation here. :)
http://www.road2oz.com/
Hope you enjoy.
Comments (73)
thebasstard
Really impressing!
evoluzione33
Fantastic! Really wonderful! Loved the animation too!
Eugenius
Exceptionally well done and the animation isvery cool! You must be very proud to be part of this project. Congratulations and keep up the amazing work.
brylaz
Absolutely great!!!! Really wonderful!!!
CarloTraversi
Excellent dreamscape and very different stuff of yours; I love delicate colours and, yes, again, that beautiful Myst feel :)
PhilW
Excellent image and a really amazing animation! Overall absolutely breathtaking work.
barticus
Stunning work! Breathtaking and utterly unique.
DRAKELOT
Fantastic deatils and lights ... Xcellent ! I love it with the snow ... Impressive animation and work ... Antonio
hoskins78
A wonderful image and a stunning animation!!! Superb work :)
kellendor
Can't speak. Brain has dislocated in the wonder of this image. Stunning - Stunning Work. Keep going!
nosawayne
Awesome!!!
schonee
Wow... thats amazing!
ramzaforce
me recuerda el final cinematico de world of warcraft,pero esta imagen en verdad impresiona pues tiene al igual que el cinematico de wow una gran atmosfera.