Brian Clark :: WIP Still

BR1AN · April 29th, 2007

Here's a preview of the camera I have set up for the still. I have removed a few small elements from the model that would not hold up underwater, and am going to break down some pieces here and there to show corrosion of the building. Just trying to figure out lighting here, and how it would be lit from underwater lights as the primary source of light.

enigma · April 30th, 2007

Hi Brian,

Looks like its gonna be cold down there. interesting concept and i can't wait to see this image progress. doin great there mate!

fietter · April 30th, 2007

great modeling...! i love ur model....keep it up

wodewil · April 30th, 2007

Hello brian.

Cool idea. Maybe for more crazy effect add sam deepsee monsters with his own light for mor lighting source?

Neha · April 30th, 2007

Hi Brian...the lighting already has the underwater mood to it. Once you start adding elements like moss, corals, marine life forms & caustic and volumetric effects, it is bound to look amazing! I'm following this one very closely...great start!

BR1AN · April 30th, 2007

enigma: yep it would be pretty cold way down there, thanks
fietter: I did not model it, but it is a great model I must agree

wodewil: thats a good idea i am definetely going to be adding fish and other underwater elements, thanks for the reply

Neha: you are exactly right, that should be the fun part, can't wait to start texturing, thanks

da-rc · April 30th, 2007

As you're underwater I'd take the opportunity to float above the building a bit, it's not often that you can justify an aerial shot.

aaron-cds · April 30th, 2007

Great start with the lighting. I wonder if there's a way to illustrate a sense of discovery with your camera view. Given your concept, I would love to see a final rendering that makes me believe that I just swam around an underwater cliff and the city appeared suddenly in a hidden valley, or something like that.

CHE · April 30th, 2007

Sweet, I really like the whole atmosphere on this one. I would play around a bit more with the view. It feels a little bit claustrophobic right now. I want to se more of the surroundings. Great start!

miaomiao lin · April 30th, 2007

hi Brian ,
The special light illuminate, expectation continuation

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enigma Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Imus, Cavite, PH Age: 29 Posts: 342 Name: Bryan Jumarang	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still Hi Brian, Looks like its gonna be cold down there. interesting concept and i can't wait to see this image progress. doin great there mate! __________________ WIP...

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fietter Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: jakarta Posts: 36 Name: fietter chalim	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still great modeling...! i love ur model....keep it up

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wodewil Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Wroclaw Posts: 229 Name: Lukasz Truchalski	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still Hello brian. Cool idea. Maybe for more crazy effect add sam deepsee monsters with his own light for mor lighting source?

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Neha Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: India Posts: 220 Name: Neha Kakkar	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still Hi Brian...the lighting already has the underwater mood to it. Once you start adding elements like moss, corals, marine life forms & caustic and volumetric effects, it is bound to look amazing! I'm following this one very closely...great start! __________________ Only those who attempt the absurd will achieve the impossible. M. C. Escher 3DAllusions

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BR1AN Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 111 Name: Brian Clark	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still enigma: yep it would be pretty cold way down there, thanks fietter: I did not model it, but it is a great model I must agree wodewil: thats a good idea i am definetely going to be adding fish and other underwater elements, thanks for the reply Neha: you are exactly right, that should be the fun part, can't wait to start texturing, thanks

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da-rc Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: U K Posts: 11 Name: \|R\|obert \|C\|ridford	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still As you're underwater I'd take the opportunity to float above the building a bit, it's not often that you can justify an aerial shot.

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aaron-cds Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Arlington Heights, IL Age: 34 Posts: 703 Name: Aaron Coon	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still Great start with the lighting. I wonder if there's a way to illustrate a sense of discovery with your camera view. Given your concept, I would love to see a final rendering that makes me believe that I just swam around an underwater cliff and the city appeared suddenly in a hidden valley, or something like that. __________________ Aaron Coon, Conceptual Design Studio

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CHE Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: St. Louis Posts: 818 Name: Ernesto Pacheco	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still Sweet, I really like the whole atmosphere on this one. I would play around a bit more with the view. It feels a little bit claustrophobic right now. I want to se more of the surroundings. Great start!

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miaomiao lin Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: beijing Posts: 100 Name: miaomiao lin	Re: Brian Clark :: WIP Still hi Brian , The special light illuminate, expectation continuation

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