By David Paul.
David Paul writes:
In the air, a century ago...
Blender was used for modeling, unwrapping, texturing, lighting and compositing. This was rendered in Cycles for the meshes, and in Blender Internal for the smoke.
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16 Comments
Good work! It has an appropriate climate, and you have carefully recreated all details of this historical plane! Congratulations!
Did you create more similar works?
thx. my first plane for the moment.
Nice one ! My new wallpaper ;)
Thx. Nice of you. :)
Gee!! Very good job!
pic or video?
tutorial?
Thx. I just did the picture and I'm sorry I didn't make any tutorial.
Stunning realism!
thank you
Excellent work! Excellent use of texturing, detail, and lighting to create this scene! I need to work on my texturing abilities. Does anyone have a link to a tutorial on how to properly texture in cycles? The materials system is significantly different from Blender Internal, and I haven't figured out how to properly work it for textures of any kind.
thank you.
You can start with Andrew Price's tutorials on Blenderguru : http://youtu.be/jNzuXO31qcg
Then you can try TheBlenderNerd channel on Youtube and watch the Shading Workflowvideo : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGeJAFSlbRU&feature=share&list=UUtl1YZO79cj0BArdfhqlJlA&index=4
I Love it!
The motion blur on the propeller is pretty nice.
thx
If you've said it was a picture of the real Charles Nungesser's airplane, I could have believed you !
Just perfect !
very nice of you. big thanx.
Very nice picture.
Do you play Rise of Flight by any chance? There you can take the Nieuport 17 for a spin...for me that's usually an out of control spin straight into the ground. :)
Thank you. sorry I don't play Rise of Flight. :)