Balin's Tomb - w.i.p. by alburns

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Nov 12, 2003

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Description

A work in progress. I've got a lot of small vignettes to place in front of the tomb (broken weapons..chests..furniture etc), just trying to get my head around how to do it without adding ridiculous time to the render. Any tips?

Comments (11)

vjerana

7:56AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Excellent work!

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Artzy

7:58AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Nicely Done!

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Astro1derboy

8:05AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

This is VERY sweeeeet...so far, even!!!

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zopeynn

9:40AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Perfect image!Well done!bravo.

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attileus Online Now!

9:44AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

So far so good, now put in those things in front of the tomb and "plop render" that small area, then try to clone that piece of the pic (in Photoshop) into this large image.

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woodhurst

11:08AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

wow---looks amazing so far, a very interesting take on balin's tomb, much larger and grand than alot of the other takes. love the lighting and smoke, if this is just a WIP, cant wait to see the finihsed image.

shadow-walker

12:32PM | Wed, 12 November 2003

im only a novice so this is probly wrong. could you not save a render when you are happy with the scene, and then use this as a background wallpaper in poser to align and postion the objects in the scene. then do a render with the wallpaper turned off and just use the magic wand in photoshop to remove the background colour and put it on a new layer above your render. i know you wouldnt get shadows of pillars using this idea, but the lighting should be easy enough to recreate in poser with a reference render or fake in photoshop. just how i would do it.

mloates

8:33PM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Looks like you're off to a great start--the lighting and texturing is fantastic.

Elantriell

1:39AM | Thu, 13 November 2003

Looking great so far, cant wait to see the final result.

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Flak

10:57PM | Thu, 13 November 2003

Render all the vignette's in the scene individually and composite the image in a painting program may be the easiest, using the plop render facility as attileus describes. Anyway, this pic is off to an awesome start.

alburns

4:16AM | Fri, 14 November 2003

Thanks for everyones comments. I'm gonna try them all out and see what we get.