Challenge #3 - WIP 3

DelfoZ · November 19th, 2002

Just another WIP

"El Oasis"

nuno · November 19th, 2002

excellent!
just a tip:
- try bluring (motion blur) a little bit the falling water. i guess it will improve the image.

best to you
nuno

Rick Eloy · November 20th, 2002

Marvellous!
I agree with Nuno about the falling water. BUT, I think you might do a little different. Instead of using particles, use a mesh (when water falls like that, normally it keeps its cohesion. Here, it's more like a spray) and add some ripple to the end. If you want, you can then add the particle system to the point where the falling water reaches the still one, get it?
Anyway, congratulations!
[]
Rick

CHE · November 20th, 2002

Very nice done DelFoz. Personally I like the hot desert feeling that your last wip had. But what would be of a dessert without an oasis? I see some light leaks underneath the balcony and the second camera has a weird angle :???: . I think that you should stick to particles instead of using a mesh, of course you'll have to spend more time tweaking the particles to get a nice result. I agree with Rick, the water should keep its cohesion. Thumbs up! Viva Mexico!

DelfoZ · November 29th, 2002

This was my last Test.

best to all

DelfoZ · December 5th, 2002

This r a edited imagen in Photoshop of my Final Render for the contest and this r my new wallpaper

Eric · December 6th, 2002

wow! great looking image. I guess I'm slow, but until I saw this pshopped image, I didn't realize that the water "spray" was a watter fall, and not a fountain shooting up into the air. Looks great. Perhaps you could create a small emitter with a high gravity setting or low emitter pressure and a collector or something to simulate the water hitting the pool below. In reality, it would be splashing and creating "white" water.

Looks great. If you don't mind, what filters did you use in pshop? I'd love to put that technique to use on some of my own images.

Eric

nisus · December 6th, 2002

Hi Eric,

Some edge strokes with a multiply *BM and an artistic pen in hardlight *BM on a base of artistic watercolor? (Or at least this is what I make out of it...)

Hi Delfoz,

I don't really like the camera-setup (too less sky above the house) but I do like your Barragan-feel (Desert, Mexico, Purple)... I'm also very found of the detailed image because it's dynamic. Maybe add some splashes and a more interesting sky to that image

rgds

nisus

*BM: blending mode

DelfoZ · December 6th, 2002

yup, nisus right, exept the watercolor, i use Fresco filter,

maybe im gonna try with another sky and more splash, maybe more detail , Tnx

November 19th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
DelfoZ Veteran Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Chihuahua,Mexico Age: 31 Posts: 507 Name: Enrique Portillo	Just another WIP "El Oasis" __________________ DelfoZ \| DS Citta Nouva http://delfoz.blogspot.com/

November 19th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
nuno Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: portugal Age: 34 Posts: 350 Name: nuno faria	excellent! just a tip: - try bluring (motion blur) a little bit the falling water. i guess it will improve the image. best to you nuno __________________ .Best Regards .Nuno

November 20th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
Rick Eloy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: São Paulo, Brasil Age: 31 Posts: 2,383 Name: Ricardo Eloy	Marvellous! I agree with Nuno about the falling water. BUT, I think you might do a little different. Instead of using particles, use a mesh (when water falls like that, normally it keeps its cohesion. Here, it's more like a spray) and add some ripple to the end. If you want, you can then add the particle system to the point where the falling water reaches the still one, get it? Anyway, congratulations! [] Rick __________________ Rick Eloy reb digital - Really, I'm doing it for the kids...

November 29th, 2002	#5 (permalink)
DelfoZ Veteran Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Chihuahua,Mexico Age: 31 Posts: 507 Name: Enrique Portillo	This was my last Test. best to all __________________ DelfoZ \| DS Citta Nouva http://delfoz.blogspot.com/

December 5th, 2002	#6 (permalink)
DelfoZ Veteran Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Chihuahua,Mexico Age: 31 Posts: 507 Name: Enrique Portillo	This r a edited imagen in Photoshop of my Final Render for the contest and this r my new wallpaper __________________ DelfoZ \| DS Citta Nouva http://delfoz.blogspot.com/

November 20th, 2002	#4 (permalink)
CHE Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: St. Louis Posts: 818 Name: Ernesto Pacheco	Very nice done DelFoz. Personally I like the hot desert feeling that your last wip had. But what would be of a dessert without an oasis? I see some light leaks underneath the balcony and the second camera has a weird angle :???: . I think that you should stick to particles instead of using a mesh, of course you'll have to spend more time tweaking the particles to get a nice result. I agree with Rick, the water should keep its cohesion. Thumbs up! Viva Mexico!

December 6th, 2002	#7 (permalink)
Eric Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Denton, TX Age: 32 Posts: 385 Name: Eric Adams	wow! great looking image. I guess I'm slow, but until I saw this pshopped image, I didn't realize that the water "spray" was a watter fall, and not a fountain shooting up into the air. Looks great. Perhaps you could create a small emitter with a high gravity setting or low emitter pressure and a collector or something to simulate the water hitting the pool below. In reality, it would be splashing and creating "white" water. Looks great. If you don't mind, what filters did you use in pshop? I'd love to put that technique to use on some of my own images. Eric __________________ Eric Adams http://particlerealities.blogspot.com/

December 6th, 2002	#8 (permalink)
nisus Super Moderator Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Gent Flanders Belgium Europe Age: 32 Posts: 3,276 Name: Evert Vandenberghe	Hi Eric, Some edge strokes with a multiply BM and an artistic pen in hardlight BM on a base of artistic watercolor? (Or at least this is what I make out of it...) Hi Delfoz, I don't really like the camera-setup (too less sky above the house) but I do like your Barragan-feel (Desert, Mexico, Purple)... I'm also very found of the detailed image because it's dynamic. Maybe add some splashes and a more interesting sky to that image rgds nisus *BM: blending mode __________________ www.ams.be / www.nisusarts.com http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=nisusCGA&p=r

December 6th, 2002	#9 (permalink)
DelfoZ Veteran Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Chihuahua,Mexico Age: 31 Posts: 507 Name: Enrique Portillo	yup, nisus right, exept the watercolor, i use Fresco filter, maybe im gonna try with another sky and more splash, maybe more detail , Tnx __________________ DelfoZ \| DS Citta Nouva http://delfoz.blogspot.com/

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