Author Topic: Beautiful Computer Generated Images VII. - Computer Generated Art  (Read 2076 times)

2017-08-30, 16:47:09

JakubCech

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Finally, the last one! :) The project was on hold because of the license, should have been out so many weeks ago.
ATTENTION - the project itself was not rendered in Corona, but in Stylit instead. Corona was used to render out guide passes (thats the input of Stylit).
On Behance there is demo to download and material ball I was capable of creating - very fun to play with hah.

Beautiful Computer Generated Images is a collection of Seven projects, collection of seven Manifests, where every piece is an intersection of Technology and Art. It depicts imaginary places, imaginary objects where every element is arranged to create beautiful Composition and where photorealistic simulations are enriched and elevated by Custom color mapping to craft a piece formed by true Art.

Manifests show what I consider truly beautiful, what I am passionate about and what I love. Passion in Computer Generated Image, passion in Composition, beauty in Simplicity, Light, custom Colors, passion in bending image within a Purpose, in adjusting piece with an Abstract elements, all elevated by Custom Color Mapping to form something Unseen, something New and very Artistic.

Manifests have been developed for 1 year, working solely on the manifests, between 2016 and 2017 and are periodically released every three weeks. After all seven have been released, there is going to be a book stitching all the pieces together.

Everything is custom made - from scratch - models, materials.
I welcome to watch the seventh one.

VII. Computer Generated Art
Computer Generated Art is set of two traditional Still Life Paintings created by new Technological Approaches. It depicts passion and beauty in Art and Painting. Love in Novel Technology Computer Algorithms, Research and Development enhancing possibilities of Digital Art.

Project has been done in Stylit accompanied by Corona renderer. Stylit is developed by Czech researchers - http://stylit.org/. Stylit is able to repaint painted material sphere onto any geometry by repeating its look and mostly stylization. I collaborated directly with the researchers to make this project happen. The project was finished on 19.7.2017 - the date of the video - and was put on hold because of license. Now can be published as I am licensed to use the Stylit technogloy being patent-pending by Adobe.

Fruit still life was done by sampling and creating huge number of material spheres from real high resolution still life paintings and then projected onto geometry by Stylit. Shadows were added by Corona pass.
Flower still life was done by sampling more stylized still life paintings and then projected onto geometry.
This process is something similar to creating material sphere in Corona but such material sphere is defined only by its overall appearance.
Corona was used to create guide passes - the Stylit´s input is not geomtery itself but rather passes - beauty, normal, refelction and so on.
Inspiration credits: Severin Roesen, Damien Venditti.
Upcoming photo book release.























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2017-08-30, 18:49:17
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elindell

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That's really awesome, is the stylit demo available at http://stylit.org/ limited? From your youtube video it looks like you have a version with many more options, the one I tried from stylit.org doesn't have many options (I don't see a way to try this technique on my own models just the presets).

I'd love to try this out on a more complicated scene.  Thanks for sharing.

2017-08-30, 19:41:04
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JakubCech

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That's really awesome, is the stylit demo available at http://stylit.org/ limited? From your youtube video it looks like you have a version with many more options, the one I tried from stylit.org doesn't have many options (I don't see a way to try this technique on my own models just the presets).
I'd love to try this out on a more complicated scene.  Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much Elindell. And yes - demo is limited, you can not use your own models - only those available. I am going to try to negotiate publishing unlocked version of Stylit but only creating license for me took months, such process would be very long I guess.