@@@@ Old Gate @@@@ by YL
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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I promised this other attempt to include a kind of post work directly in Vue. I don't know if it's good in fact but it's probably better than the image without the filter; the interest is we can obtain a kind of unity in the picture, as in a 3D picture it's difficult and the objects seem often to be independent and not in harmony with the others.
RayStudio3D for the model of the gate, Amorphium for the sculptures, Vue for the composition the textures and the light (+ the filter). No postwork. Hope you are interested by this experiment ;=)
Comments (9)
Well, really interesting. Maybe the overlaying structure is a little to big - in relation to the image. So the sculptures are very hard to identify. With my tests in this direction i found out, that you have the best results with a very strong, clear image composition. No small elements only the "big gesture". What i think could be really interesting as well is, to position the structure-plane somwhere in the picture so that some element are lying in front and some behind. Or even some breaking through! But again, i like it a lot.
Interesting effect. I like it!
Interesting; looks like frost on a window.
Certainly there was a struggle to comprehend the engineering of centuries past. Its function was so compelling that it survived. Now as art flattened and made impossible to create or perform it hopes to endure beyond the means of establishment.
I agree with you on that unity problem. But this one looks awesome. The filter actually looks pretty neat. Although I wish I could see the image without it because it looks pretty cool. Either way I love it. My compliments.
Very unique effect! It looks cool :)
It's amazing what you can learn everyday just by looking at other's pictures! I didn't even know I can do this kind of effects with VUE. I have to say, I LOVE the effect.
This is a wonderfully composed image I agree with Dale's Summary well done!!
This is a wonderful effect--how was this achieved in Vue? Is it a clear structure in front of the camera? The end result resembles reflections on ice, or brushstrokes.