Detective story pt II by woodhurst
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Description
this is the second part to my images based on the animatrix series, a detective story. I was planning to do this earlier but i left for a week.
Most of my time went into modeling the buildings on the left, and making the billboards and signs to put up. thanks to rochr for some inspiration for those signs (which u probably cant read from the POV)-check out his in the bryce forum, just search for "commercial time" -thanks again to rochr for that3d logo of the female on the building.
textures are from mayang.com and animax.it, and
the 3d text was made in elefont(which rocks)the scene only took about an hour to render cuz i got impatient and wanted to hurry and finish it.
postwork in photoshop, used alot of flaming pear filters. i also used universe image creator to add the "snowy" effect. thanks AGAIN to rochr for that idea.
well---thats it for now--check out the bryce forum to see the image that i used as reference. until that comments/crits very welcome--and have a nice day!
Jordan
Comments (30)
You pretty much nailed it. Great image!
i Love it! the movie too! avote for the hot 20!
Very nice work,.......very etherial in a film noir sort of way. Nifty !
I love this! You did fantastic and I agree with EYECON on it getting my vote for the hot 20!
I really dig this, it gets my imagination going. What art should be :-)
You did an excellent job modelling the buildings.Hey... I'll tell you something I do in postwork to make the funny squiggle lines we all get going to jpg...In PSP there is an effect called Edge Preserving Smooth... Makes all those lines go away,like around the scaffold outriggers.Anyway gets my vote too!
This is really exquisite, Im loving the haze feel.
Wow, looks very close to the real thing! Nice work...you did a tremendous job modeling, keep up the nice work!
wonderful work and great scene!like it.
Totally satisfying eyes and mind :)
This is a wonderful work of art Jordan. You most certainly have done a top job on the modelling and your postwork is awesome. Well done on a top render. ---- Scott.
very impressive. hats off!
Woodhurst style .. just .. Excellent !!
I recognized the inspiration for this immediately! Great job--I love the light touch of colour of the letters on the building to the left. Excellent!
Impressive and excellent!! Great postwork!! Gets my vote!!
Very well done with the atmosphere and buildings.
fantastic as always vote here!too
Excellent perspective and "mysterious" atmosphere. Wonderful lights and blur FX. You have my vote too.
GREAT ANGLE AND MOOD! Wonderful scene almost vintage film-like quality. I hope that guy have enough support on that construction... Anyhow, a vote to you....
This rocks, Jordan. Beautiful render, atmosphere perfect, the perspective is striking, as is your post-treatment and the overall subdued colors. Excellent and a vote.
Fantastic work in every respect.
This is awsome!!!!! Really truthful to the mood of the movie! Bravo!
This is some brilliant stuff. Love the sense of volume and depth that the fog goves it all. Excellent stuff.
A great image,greta buildings and love the atmosphere and the angle.A vote goes your way.
awesome, very excellent sci-fi image. love the lighting and atmostphere
Amazing set up here!You have some marvels to veiw and Ive gotta see these more often!Love your style and postwork.Excellent stuff:o)
I really get a feel of 'noire' a la Chandler with this. Really well done.
Beautiful silhouette work! The greenish tint works perfectly witht the image. Fantastic job!
excellent mood in this image. you have an interesting gallery. by the way thank you for your nice comment. regards
That DOES it. I've got to try this (unlikely that I'll pull it off as well as you have, but I've still got to try ;P). This is perfect film noir.