Showing posts with label matte painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label matte painting. Show all posts

21 March, 2019

Brightwall [Digital Matte Painting]


Brightwall 
[Digital Matte Painting]

In this video I wanted to use Blender 2.8 and more importantly, Eevee to create a Digital Matte Painting.

Brightwall Preview

Digital Matte Painting Tutorial

I would have liked to have more time to spend on this Matte Painting and really make it look a lot better but unfortunately I was short on time. 

The idea behind it though was to show how awesome Blender 2.8 and Eevee is. 
(so I guess it doesn't really matter how crappy this example is, ;))

Using Eevee for our Matte Paintings will not only save us a whole bunch of time with rendering but also with many other improvements we can optimize our process even further. 

I opened up the last Digital Matte Painting we did "Castle Rock" and rendered the same thing. In 2.79 it took around 38 seconds to render one frame but in 2.8 and with Eevee,  it was rendered in a fraction of the time. 

I hope this video shows you how cool 2.8 is and more importantly, how its possible to create a Digital Matte Painting in Blender 2.8

Now get out there and create something awesome (and something better than this example :D). If you do create a cool Digital Matte Painting, be sure to post a link in our Facebook group!. 

As always, I hope you guys enjoyed this video and thanks for watching!.. 

Links - 

Facebook Group

Blender Download

Background Image 001

Background Image 002

Fortress

Town

Face

Waterfall

Smoke Elements

17 March, 2019

Copse Cove [Digital Matte Painting]




Copse Cove
[Digital Matte Painting]


In this Tutorial, we will be creating another Digital Matte Painting called "Copse Cove". Check out the Preview Here

We will be using another "coastal" movie clip and adding some elements in order to create a nice little matte painting.

This Tutorial is similar to other Matte Paintings that we have done before, but there are some differences that you may find useful. 

You can check out the Node Set-up Here.

Don't forget to post your Matte Paintings in our Facebook Group