New Image Tru 'Nembra 's Pipes - addendum 2005-05-03 - By Andi Newton
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Elena,
Yes, I have Photoshop. I probably should have mentioned it, but I did
post-work on this image in Photoshop -- blending some shadows that came out
too sharp (even with soft shadows on), adding the shadow on his
chest/abdomen, and adding a diffuse glow filter. I'll have to play around
with masking and applying the filters that you mentioned.
I"ll also have to look into picking up the book that you mentioned in your
other post. I think I'm to the point where I need to read or study something
to really learn what I'm doing, instead of just playing and trying stuff.
:-)
Thanks for all your advice! I learn so much from you and everyone else on
the group. I appreciate it more than you know.
Thanks!
Andi
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: "Elena Dent" <debadger@(protected)>
To: <Carrara@(protected)>
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 1:21 AM
Subject: RE: [Carrara] New Image Tru'Nembra's Pipes - addendum
>I started fooling around with Photoshop filters on your image and realized
> that you should not apply any texture at all to pure black areas - they
> look
> best as pure black. You can also go back and paint some pure white spots
> to
> spark reflections off the eyes and pipes. By the way, DO you have
> Photoshop
> or some other paint-like program for post production? That is an
> arresting
> image and I look forward to seeing more.
>
> Elena
>
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: Carrara@(protected) [mailto:Carrara@(protected)]On Behalf
> Of Andi Newton
> Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 4:31 PM
> To: Carrara@(protected)
> Subject: [Carrara] New Image Tru'Nembra's Pipes
>
>
> Okay, sometimes you should just leave things that you find lying around
> alone. :-)
>
> http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=947185
>
> As always, I posed the figure in Poser, modelled the object in Amapi, and
> lighted, textured, and rendered the scene in Carrara. Still getting the
> hang
> of 3-point lighting, but I do like it, especially for images like this one
> that have to be in dark, shadowy areas. :-)
>
> This image was originally done on request by a publisher, but since
> they're
> doing the book on a photocopier they can't get it to print correctly.
> Which
> is why it's in black and white instead of color. But the publisher said
> that
> greyscale images, especially computer generated artwork, don't photocopy
> well. Can anyone give me any suggestions on optimizing CG artwork for
> print?
> It's too late for the three images that I did in this series, but I'd like
> to know for the future.
>
> Thanks!
> Andi
>
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