Sсi Fi Corridor [Blender ZBrush Octane] Concept art timelapse 

Now I plan to develop a course, and sometimes I also stream in my discord channel, but they are mainly in Russian. Discord: discord.gg/bhS7fTm

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Это самый спокойный и за это максимально любимый мною город) Спасибо)

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Thanks man!! Sculpting in blender is very cool and is developing rapidly. 🙂

Thanks! Your review is pleasant to me) I would also like to see this with animation) And even more I would like to see it in any movie or TV series) But at the moment I am only doing concept art. 🙂

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@@AlexPi Понял :) Но он реально в какую-то мега странную развалку идёт)) Как бы-то ни было - отличная работа! Одна из самых полезных моих подписок за последнее время :) Так держать! Привет из Питера :)

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Thanks dude!!! :) Yes, I used Cinema 4D like many other programs. I constantly experiment with 3d editors, so every time I use something different and combine different programs in my pipeline.

Thanks) This job took me four days after my main job (that is, I worked in the evenings for 3-4 hours).

Thank you! Yes, of course I use 3D Coat, this is an excellent 3D editor)

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thanks! ) I used the kit bash of Andrew Averkin.

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I use a lot of different programs, learning something new every day, this is my hobby)

I prefer Cycles, it was just an octane test.

Thanks) I spent 3 evenings on this work, 2-3 hours every evening.

I used the kit bash of Andrew Averkin. Thanks)

@@AlexPi His stuff his super clean. Thanks!

Thanks) I spent 3 evenings on this work, 2-3 hours every evening.

Thanks! Tutorials and courses so far only in the plans.

Alex Pi light thanks for putting these videos out here. Been watching your content for a while now and although I didn’t understand what I was seeing then, I certainly do now. This video is a tutorial in its own right, even if it is a bit sped up. >=]

Thanks man! I am pleased to hear that. I will do the course but not soon :)

I could but it would take a lot of time. 🙂

Привет, Артем) (отвечу на русском если ты не против). В блендере и коате просто нет таких функций. Именно этот метод позволяет делать такие вещи как я делал на видео очень быстро, просто и с долей случайной детализации, что мне и нужно было. Так-что речь не о преимуществах а о том-что нашел нужный инструмент в определенной программе и используешь его под определенные задачи. А если вопрос заключается в том можно ли сделать что-то подобное в блендере или коате - конечно, но другими методами. А вообще, с такими вопросами заглядывай к нам в дискорд, там много интересного общения) discord.gg/bhS7fTm

​@@AlexPi супер! спасибо за ответ

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This is concept art) I need only one frame) UE4 is really good. Thanks for your advice :)

@@AlexPi, I've been using UE4 for about 2 months and I was shocked at the quality, and then really shocked at its render speed. I came from C4D and Redshift (both octane and Redshift are 7x faster than Arnold), so I thought I was ahead of the game taking 10hrs to render each 3secs of video... Then UE4 happened and I rendered 30 secs in I think 3 mins...it was Uber fast...I was dumbfounded. Then I looked very carefully at the output. I immediately wanted even more. So I went with VRay instead of buying the current Gen of rtx cards because until the rtx 3080 does it in hardware, this Gen rtx is bs... Dude, it's so good, I'm relearning my cinematography classes, and learning for real how to "shape light." It's that realistic. What we don't really have are the real movie lights, lenses, scrims, diffusers, bounces, flags and other light shapers used on real sets...but we can make CGI equivalents; I haven't figured out yet how to measurie a 2 stop difference between either side of a main subject, but to measure the distance of the lights and the power and calculate ratios between them using the inverse square law... ..AND unlike reality, negative numbers in Blender lights *take away light!* wtf! The posdibilities! I have to see if UE4 has an analogue! Faster renders, faster iterations, more practice, more better you! Your stuff did look pretty... Imagine your concept art, but with the aliens moving...the holographic screen animated? Imagine the camera(s) slowly going down the hallway passed an alien, the lights flickering, droplets hitting those drains in front of the ppl storage boxes! That's what your art deserves, imo, in a beautiful color palette, ray traced to perfection. Dare to dream! Of course, "the ears lead the senses"...so there's that too, but you'd never have noticed until you had your scene _move._ Do you hear the dripping? The deep hum of the ship? You missed steam coming out of those drains!? The aliens are gibbering... See how a picture and a video differs? Have you considered writing a screen play for the picture? Neither did I until I thought I could simplify my short film as a comic or graphic novel (in this case the stills would be in e-ticket with a ton shader) and then I learned I had to right the script first ANYWAYS! Btw, with or without _Final Draft,_ the mechanics of writing a screenplay is simple, the hard part is the intention and obstacle and then writing it.... Have you ever written a screen play for a pic in a thought out way? The few weeks of study isn't so bad...maybe you're actually a movie maker and didn't know it! I'm reading a Rick and Morty script because I can't believe they actually write scripts for that! And all of the scripts I've seen are structured amazingly similar...it's like fingerprinting in grammar school...it's what you paint that's the artform.