Splashing in the Pond by Seaview123
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello everyone and thanks for looking...
For todays image, I decided to play around with Vue a little bit. In one of your comments I got asked to do some more water/underwater scenes, and this is what I came up with first. More Vue work to come later.
This turned out to be a lesson in how Photoshop works, because I wanted to get a concentric ripple effect in the water, and Vue doesn't do that easily. I found a tutorial online that showed me how to use the "Zig Zag" filter in Photoshop, and that seemed to work okay, but I think I'll need to play around with it a little more to get a believable effect.
And the splash is a Photoshop brush.
Does anyone know how to get a good water ripple effect, either in Photoshop or in Vue???
Hope you like it. Have a great weekend.
Tom
Seaview123
Non-Rendo Credits:
Teardrop Bikini by Flesh Forge (freebie)
Comments (62)
Tom, this looks great! I love the reflections (I've no idea how to do them), the shadows and especially the water and splashes.
Amazing! A wonderful pic Tom!
you get it any closer and those who look at the image will get wet. great image
Makes me want to go swimming! I think you did a great job with this!!
Cool scene, fantastic lightning and water effect!
In Bryce I used to use terrains mapped with a glass mat (because they render faster than the water mats for some reason) and I would Paint the ripples with the terrain editing tool. Tada! In Photoshop it's not quite as easy, because of how the reflections have to be calculated, and because it's at an angle it takes more fussing. The Liquify filter works the best, IMO, select, click on Liquify, use the push tool to move the reflection up and down in the shape you want. Because it's tricky I use the filter on a duplicate layer, in case I hate the end effect (you can't really see it in the preview). I don't know about you, but I am ready for summer;)
Lovely pin-up and effect..nicely done!!
Going with a little T&A today, nice! Ripples have always plagued me.
Excellent!!
beautyful pic
Beautiful scene and excellent work!
looks very good to me especially the splash i dont know how to do better bro..well done.
This is a fantastic artwork. Well done!!!
Your effect with the splash is excellent!Wonderful composition my Friend!
Great looking scene, she seems to be enjoying herself.
excellent render, beautiful character, i too am ready to make a splash! lol!:)*5
Cool realistic szene. Excellent work!
This turned out beautiful!!!!!!!
Very beautiful pin-up scene my friend, excellent work.
beautiful she is tom, very nice chest!!
Lwperkins has the best suggestions for ripples, I'll have to pop up my copy of Vue 8 (demo) and see what the view editors are like, but basically, you need to add ripples in the terrain editor, or maybe you can add them as a displacement map.
fantastic!!
This is such a beautiful image Tom, you really made my day with this one.
W O N D E R F U L I M A G E !!!!
Very lovely image, Tom! she does have some nice ripples
Nice work on this scene Tom , I love the splashes, ripples, and reflections well done!! Lovely!!
Very good portrait! The expression of the water is splendid.
Great water effects tom and your lighting is perfect u did awesome work on this...Bravo!!...:)
An awesome image. Your skills with Vue and photoshop are excellent!
This looks great! You can do a ripple effect in Photo-shop using the flood filter from Flaming Pear. It also gives reflections. You jut adjust it ti suit your own preferences.