Author Topic: Gare de l'Ouest  (Read 2293 times)

2020-09-23, 14:55:37

laur2007laur

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Hello,
I could easily say I'm new here, might be my 2nd/3rd post in 2 years.
Anyway, my latest personal work, please have fun and enjoy it:

Concept:
This image is a fiction. Is not that much about of the pandemic world of the future but more about day to day life reality that could come in the next century. Gare de l'Ouest is still the most vibrant place of a cold foggy night in a what's looking alike to be Gotham city. Not even a beautiful neo-gothic iron forged facade could stand bright enough among abandoned buildings. Change is everywhere, even statues get a new look.
details credits:
Laurentiu Stanciu - Leadson Viz
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https://www.behance.net/LaurentiuStanciu
« Last Edit: 2020-09-23, 16:09:36 by laur2007laur »

2021-02-14, 23:50:53
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laur2007laur

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Posting two new images

2021-02-15, 18:48:41
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wilbertvandenbroek

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Wow this is awesome. Especially the second image, I like  that one the most. Would love to see a clay render or breakdown. How did you light it?

2021-02-21, 11:20:31
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laur2007laur

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Hi,
Yes, it's scheduled a short tutorial on this.
It's only a simple hdri+volume fog and tweaks in corona editor, nothing more. For the past two years I try to do as much as I can in 3d, this being a reason why I switched from Vray to Corona.
Only photoshop was to combine two different lightmix of the red lights and the rest of the lights all being WIP versions.
Fog, smoke, all 3D, using free vdb and corona fog.
Vdbs are a little less affected by environment, but they render pretty fast vs corona fog which is kind a slow and noisy when you wanna get extreme realistic results.

To be continued, the story is not over yet:D

2021-03-06, 18:36:27
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Gold over Blue

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Beautiful set! Looking forward to that tutorial/breakdown!

2021-03-06, 19:35:16
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serch

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Stunning work, I really like the second image, looking forward to the breakdown.