Blender tree by NanetteTredoux

Blender3D • Landscape • posted on Dec 26, 2011

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Description

The tree was made with Blender's Sapling script, further edited in Blender itself, with compositing also done in Blender. Rendered with Blender's internal render engine (I have not learned to use Cycles yet). Textures done in Corel Photo-Paint and Genetica.

Comments (14)

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BecSchm

4:33PM | Mon, 26 December 2011

Very nice model and render!

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NanetteTredoux

10:39PM | Mon, 26 December 2011

Thank you very much BecSchm!

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RobynsVeil

11:11PM | Mon, 26 December 2011

Very articulate work, Nanette. You've actually run with this - I got part-way with that Sapling thingie but had to go back to shader-writing. You've inspired me to have another go. I'm impressed with where you've gone with Blender! You are really quite clever, as well as an artist with a discerning eye.

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NanetteTredoux

11:24PM | Mon, 26 December 2011

Thank you Robyn. The suggested tree generator for the course was Arbaro, but I didn't relate to the interface. I explored Sapling on my own, since it is now part of Blender, and then applied some of the finishing touches that we learned on the course. Making a young tree or something that looks like a bonsai is easy, I wanted to make a big old tree. Still have a lot to learn.

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dphoadley

2:21AM | Tue, 27 December 2011

The leaves must take a lot of memory though! DO keep up the good work! dph

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mininessie

2:41AM | Tue, 27 December 2011

fantastic work!

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NanetteTredoux

4:06AM | Tue, 27 December 2011

Thank you Ines and David. Yes, the leaves chew up memory, but not quite as badly as the smaller branches and twigs.

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A_Sunbeam

5:38AM | Tue, 27 December 2011

Looks good!

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drifterlee

12:49PM | Tue, 27 December 2011

Good looking tree!

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UteBigSmile

2:17AM | Wed, 28 December 2011

Lovely!

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fallen21

3:34AM | Tue, 03 January 2012

Fantastic work.

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UVDan

6:22AM | Tue, 03 January 2012

Very nice.

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NanetteTredoux

8:15AM | Tue, 03 January 2012

Thank you very much. I still need to learn how to refine my trees and make them more graceful, but they are already better than the trees I made in Bryce.

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