Tons of potions, part.2 : Multifill

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Source file for corrections/translation ( libreoffice draw, *.odg ) is available in this folder

[edit 21 december 2015 ] Thanks JA12 in the comments for sharing his ( advanced ) method in a video timelapse. This method can do the random coloring from Blender directly.




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David Revoy, www.davidrevoy.com, .
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link j-rocky   - Reply

3d art greatly help every 2d artists nowadays, this way can replace classical techniques as a reference source which typically use a photograph or look at the objects directly, i'm using this techniques since 6 years ago. And what i learn from you since 2012 is the usage of filter to make the work more faster and finished without decrease the quality. And i never know at the first time that an open source program can do a really cool stuff like this, perhaps 8 or ten years later i think open source can make something more unbelievable than this.
Keep it up David!

link David REVOY Author, - Reply

@j-rocky : Thank you J-rocky! oh, and true, I use many filters.

link JA12   - Reply

Nice tutorials again David.

These latest ones inspired me to record few additional Blender tips on the subject and compile them in a tutorial-ish package. Maybe those can be helpful to someone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzGJgxhGJnw

The video uses your content on
https://youtu.be/lzGJgxhGJnw?t=8
https://youtu.be/lzGJgxhGJnw?t=452
I hang around on IRC and I'll leave my e-mail address, contact me if there is any problem in using those on the video and I'll remove them.

link David REVOY Author, - Reply

@JA12 : Thank you JA12! No problem at all, it's all CC-By material and you quote the origin in your video. You are free to promote or even do a commercial usage about it.
I'll edit my article and insert your youtube video at the end ; you are much more skilled than me because you know how to apply the random coloring of particle directly with Blender nodes ! A good learn.

link Md Sumon   - Reply

Wow ! very nice and informative tutorials . These photography and painting are very cute . So thanks a lot for sharing these with us.

link Salim Ahmed   - Reply

Professional tutorial. The tutorial provide great information. Thanks

link Taposy Rabeya   - Reply

So cool. Your tutorial is great and easy to follow. Love so much your painting. How many time you spent to complete these??

link David REVOY Author, - Reply

@Taposy Rabeya : Thank you. The time ? I don't know, a countless amount of time :)

link Moritz Molch   - Reply

As amazing as always. Here is your share of health and energy potions for you (hopefully you won't need them though ^^):

http://i.imgur.com/L3e8aN4.png

Kind regards,
Moritz

link David REVOY Author, - Reply

@Moritz Molch :Woohoo ! Thank you Moritz Molch for passing by and for sharing the result of the tutorial. :-)

link Dmytro Nosal'   - Reply

It's all clear: some potions make the bottles soft, and they is dangerous for all living things.

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