Blend&Paint Artworks
Yesterday, Pablo Vasquez aka VenomGfx ( http://venomgfx.com.ar/ ) did a full checking of the *.ISO file of my workshop DVD "Blend & Paint" ( page on the Blender e-shop ) and this last checking makes the DVD " final final final ". Good news ! Now , DVD go for print and delivery , should be soon in the first customers mail box ( thanks for your patience during this presale period ).
Main artworks : "Mission"
Another update today to show you the artworks done on the DVD. As already explained on the various description of the DVD , the course is mainly around this illustration, I took around 15h to do it , but between video crops and acceleration in the DVD , the video lenght about is just around 2h30. This illustration is an improvisation, I just wanted at start to have all this ingredients :
- A main vehicle for the theme and the central point of the illustration
- Organic objects ( trees / humans ) and solid objects ( building / architectures )
- A clean setup for foreground / middle ground / background
- A sci-fi style , but not post-apocalyptic ; I wanted something more colorful and optimistic
Bonus artworks
As in my previous DVD , I recorded bonus videos around 2 other type of artworks done with the same method, same workflow, and same settings. It's a good way to demonstrate the proof of concept of the Blend&Paint course content :)
This videos are uncommented and accelerated , and represent a bit more than 1h30 of additional videos.
Concept art : "Vaisseau"
The real recording time of this artwork is around 2h30 ; I start on the video from a simple idea : to clean a concept art sketch already done on my sketchbook to do a better and stronger concept art artwork with clean pespective and paint textures ideas. A paint-over workflow for this is ideal , because I also introduce very fast by the exemple how you can grab the 3D model front/side/top view ( here only side on the bottom right of the concept-art ) to create a speed exact model sheet for the future 3D artist into a production. Just a fast , clean and efficient method in my opinion.
Speedpainting : "Secret passage"
The real recording time of this artwork is around 2h30 too , it's a free improvised speedpainting done with a paint-over workflow. Just to show you can go creative and do other style than solid volumes ( as in sci-fi ) but also do perspectives of more fantasy / organic / natural setups.
License
All this 3 illustrations are in the CC-By license ; http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Attribution :
David REVOY | www.davidrevoy.com
Blender Foundation | www.blender.org
4 comments
like the last one...
David,
Love to see the workflow. This it what most people don't understand when they (me included) jump into 3D ...one must have a good 2D background and understanding to start with. Once you have a good workflow you can actually accomplish things.
Great work!
Steve
Hi man, nice to see the work is finished. i hope to have my copy as soon as possible, i want to see how i can mix blender in my workflow.
Again congrats for the post about the DVD ,they look great and very detailed
Thanks Deburger :)
@Steven: Yeah , finding a good workflow is equal 'gold' :D I still try to improves mine.
@Ramon : I'm sure you will do amazing things with the 3D > 2D paint-over thing. As you are in Europe , I'm sure you will be one of the first to be delivered ( sent from the Blender Institute , Amsterdam )
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