Hey guys.
I`m a new guys here.
However i`ve been using Keyshot for a while.
One of the best renderers when it comes to time vs efficiency.
Here are some of my experiments with it.
Cheers
jama
(http://s017.radikal.ru/i442/1502/91/bb98b9efc1bd.jpg)
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jamajurabaev.deviantart.com
These are nice - I haven't seen anything like this before on the forum. Its like rough cast metal (bronze i guess) dioramas. Lots of atmosphere in these shots!
Ed
I really like the mood in these images. Great job!
Thank you a lot.
A few more.
These are modelled in 3D coat..and renders are screengrabs from render preview in Keyshot.
(http://s011.radikal.ru/i318/1502/9c/9e722f0fd011.jpg)
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Very interesting and original. May I suggest that you re-post them smaller, like 1200 to 1500 pixels wide, so we can see them without scrolling all around the screen. When you have to scroll, it really breaks the concentration on the images.
Bill G
Great work. Love the composition and overall mood!
Some of them looks like really great compositions and have a unique feel to them.
I would like to see them in a smaller resolution as well :)
Thank you guys.
Apologies for big images, my fault. Fixed it.
Started doing to big scale experiments in Keyshot,
sun&sky system and patterns are absolutely amazing.
(http://s019.radikal.ru/i611/1502/38/aadc7d536d0c.jpg)
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TIP: ctrl+mousewheel lets you scale down the page and thus the images ;) works great here
Welcome! These are indeed captivating. You capture the subject so well. Really looking forward to more!
Military scene are some of best stunning shots saw here!! really..i love it.
For Military scenes in the bush did you use procedural material? If not how did you get that Cockle on the material? Bump map?but i don't think.
Them look as miniature scene, was that your intention?
Regards
Quote from: PhilippeV8 on February 19, 2015, 10:05:50 PM
TIP: ctrl+mousewheel lets you scale down the page and thus the images ;) works great here
Indeed, and if that does not work you can individually look at images via the right click menu and scale them that way. I actually prefer large images to be posted, to get a good view of the details and noise, if any.
Thanks a lot for your feedback, guys.
Slater, bumpy details in that scene come from the model.
I`ve sculpted those in 3D coat.
This is how it looks before rendering.
hope it helps
jama
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Very evocative—the miniature blur effects and plasticky exaggerated textures in monochrome add to the disturbing mood.
I love these, particularly the 'astronaut' and the city scapes, what are your methods? I'd definitely like to do some stuff in this style. I know what the general methods are with the perspective and almost tilt shift blurring, but I'd still like to know the path you follow.
not trying to hijack your thread, but this is just my quick attempt inspired by your method.
Playing with tune shader.
Sculpted in 3D Coat..rendered in Keyshot.
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Hey Zen,
thanks for your feedback.
My routine with these is pretty standard.
I sculpt and model in 3D coat...look for cool cameras in 3d Coat as well.. once im happy with geometry i export everything to Keyshot and play with depth of field. I try different lenses as well..like very wide to telephoto lenses.
If you have any questions, let me know please.
Thanks a lot
jama
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It keep getting better ... ! Awesome work!
Love your work ! Really interesting.
These works.....are simply amazing!!!
i never saw something like this....but i love them all! :)
Guys, thank you very very much.
Really means a lot.
Some of the experiments i did a while ago,
i sculpted objects in 3d coat and projected painted textures in Keyshot,
combination of bump map and opacity gave me a good ground to paint over in photoshop
Attaching raw renders and final paintovers.
(http://s017.radikal.ru/i420/1503/cc/114a043bfa25.jpg)
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nice stuff. very different from whats usually seen on the forum.
Hard to tell though how much is Keyshot, your stuff is definitely heavily post processed . it would ve nice to see a breakdown ;)
Some hardsurface stuff
Modeled in 3D coat, rendered in Keyshot
(http://s017.radikal.ru/i416/1503/78/d1562357e9ae.jpg)
(http://s019.radikal.ru/i634/1503/22/bc7bfa7190fb.jpg)
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Your render's may not be the best in this forum but they're the most cinematic looking! Keep up the good work!
His shots for sure are The BEST ever seen on here! But i dont understand, on last shots how much keyshot is..and how much photoshop is??
Thanks a lot guys.
Slater, as for last ones.. they are all Keyshot pretty much.
i added a bit of lens dirt and some vignetting in post
attaching some raw screengrabs from Keyshot
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Superb work!..now i see and understand what u added on ps....that's a real Amazing work.
The best artist on here..
Thanks
Very impressive. Keep it coming!
That's amazing! :o
Wow! Amazing art- the profile portrait is top line work. What I especially like is that the digital techniques are totally invisible, leaving only the art. Not an easy task!
Bill G
Apologies for massive post.
Here are some images i`ve been working on for a small WW2 horror story.
These are final images, also you can scroll down to see some raw screengrabs from Keyshot.
(http://s009.radikal.ru/i309/1505/68/e81d9fa56b58.jpg)
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I was able to get some decent Keyshot renders for water. Especially still water looked quite good, however for big waves i had to use photos.
I`ll post more work in progress images.
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Wow - Stunned silence from here
Martin
this is the second time in 2 days i have posted... "Holy sh!t :o"
I don't think I've ever posted "Holy Shit" before, so I will now. Absolutely mind-blowing work!
What's especially interesting is that you have captured the "chill" and "fear" of the times. My uncle was in Pearl on December 11th, 1941, and would start to shake whenever he would talk about his experiences.
Bill G
Awesome indeed. Would be cool to see your KeyShot scene setup.
Excellent ! Any chance for a making of on those? ;D
Quote from: thomasteger on May 26, 2015, 11:00:01 AM
Awesome indeed. Would be cool to see your KeyShot scene setup.
Yep i agree too! That is what really helpfull for keyshot users! Or better is helpfull who wants to share..and NOT ALL ON HERE are available to this
These ship renders looks amazing!
I would be interested in a breakdown of these too, if that is possible.
I'd have to say, this is one heck of a good project you have at hand. SOmething out of the ordinary, kudos, keep it up. Nice touch on the tilt shift effect on some of these.
Normally I like to pick apart how someone did a scene, but with these I truly don't have a clue. I would not know where to begin. That last series looks absolutely gorgeous, I would love some more information on how it's done.
Guys, apologies for late response.
Thank you so much, for all your comments.
Attaching few raw renders and wireframes.
Basically some of the frames are full 3D including rain.
For stormy sea i used photos and painted over them.
I also sculpted big waves that you can see in close-up shots.
For admirals face i 3D scanned my own face..and modified it a little bit.
Hope it all helps..
Ask me if you have any questions, i`ll try to help as much as possible.
I can definitely upload some of scenes.
(http://s017.radikal.ru/i405/1506/0e/41361f4b1afb.jpg)
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VERY impressive! Thanks for sharing!
It surprises me still how creative some artists can be with KS, and how they push it into the realms of creativity i didn't think were possible to visit.
Martin
Thomas, Martin.
Thank you a lot guys.
Keyshot is an awesome software. I`ve been using it in film concept art production for a while and it is just the fastest and the most reliable tool.
Last year i did some concepts for Avengers: Age of Ultron..and was all done in Keyshot.
Once i get the permission from studio, i`ll post all the work i`ve done
cheers
jama
Another one.
(http://s020.radikal.ru/i709/1506/d4/5d45dffed854.jpg)
These images are fantastic. They are also so haunting. Its weird, lately my family has been talking a lot about my late granddad, and his time in the war. He was torpedoed 3 separate times whilst in the Navy, and was eventually discharged with poor mental health as a result. He had to jump overboard in the dead of night, into choppy waters that was described exactly as this picture looks. His ship sank rapidly and the resulting vortex sucked most of the crew to their death. These images so perfectly paint a picture of those horrific times. There has been a lot of superb images on these forums, but this is a new level in terms of having raw emotion as well as technical excellence.
Pleasure viewing your work!
Ed
I totally agree with Ed on this. Fantastic images on several levels of accomplishment.
Edwardo, thank you for your message.
I know what you mean.
My granddad was russian and he fought against germans. He also told us horrible stories. It was a scary period for humanity.
When i was a kid i loved stories about battleships..so i`m happy that i was able to do this small project using Keyshot.
I`ve a dozen of other pictures in progress.
Will post them later.
Thanks again for all your support!
I'm in awe. And I don't say that often. Almost never. Maybe because I'm German. But your work is just stunning.
Now - those ships - modeled in ZBrush? Rhino? Maya?
Keep it coming. Also - Josh will reach out to you for some marketing activity.
Hi Thomas,
thank you very much for your feedback. Really appreciate it.
For ship i used a low poly model from sketchup warehouse and sculpted details in 3D coat.
The rest is sculpted in 3D-coat from scratch.
Wow, that is great..will be waiting for news from Josh.
i`ve been playing with motion blur in KS..
it is awesome.... used it on rotating blades of FW-189...
this image is very WIP..will finalize it a bit later.
(http://s017.radikal.ru/i402/1506/20/774b25a24812.jpg)
cheers
jama
Well, I think you know by now how we all feel about your art! Simply amazing. Yet moody and heart-tugging.
So, I'll ask the inevitable question... If you don't mind sharing, how do you create such stunning black and white images? They have the very difficult to achieve depth of black and shadow density that we worked so hard to get way back in the "stinky fingers" darkroom days.
Do you render in colors, then post-process? Or do you render in various shades of black and grey, which is what I'm experimenting with now?
Is the B/W conversion done in Photoshop and tweaked with levels? I've found, at least at my skill level, that this is iffy, usually getting one good result but damaging other tonal qualities.
I think a specialized webinar (by you, of course!) might be very valuable, especially now that B/W is making a serious comeback in the digital arts.
Thanks so much for sharing!
Bill G
Absolutely stunning work. Most amazing. I'm wondering, are you using the new PBR materials in 3D Coat for the textures? If so, it's working great!
Hi Bill,
thanks a lot for your questions.
I`ll try my best to help.
For latest series of black and white images i set my HDRI saturation to zero..to get greyscale lighting. I used procedural textures in Keyshot so most of them were greyscale as well.
Usually i render a very low contract images, since i want to have a good range of values.
You can see it on work in progress image below..the lower one is how raw render looks like.
Everything else is done in photoshop..i use curves mainly for that..i keep my adjustment layers separate so in case i want to re-render my base image i just swap it with a new render and get the same result.
Keyshot is great in giving you a solid base, but often it needs a bit of Photoshop tweaks. Mainly color-correction.
Also i make renders with different materials and using masks in photoshop introduce variety in textures.
Overall, i do remember times when i was struggling with color-correction a lot. I simply didn`t where to darken..where to lighten my images.
It took me a while to learn things..i read a lot of books on cinematography and composition.. once you have the fundamental knowledge it is way easier to make decisions and compose your pictures.
Hope it make sense.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
I would love to do webinar, i`ll try to find a way how to do it.
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Hi Chippwalters,
i did not use PBRs on these images.
however i started testing it this week.
And they are amazing.
Here is a quick test with PBRs done in 3Dcoat and imported to Keyshot.
Also Keyshot mold materials are very powerful, you can see them on the body of binoculars.
cheers
jama
(http://s04.radikal.ru/i177/1506/a1/fa79c7c6a800.jpg)
Thanks for sharing. Ever use Camera grain filter in your pictures? It seems like they might benefit from it...
Amazing work as usual.
I'm looking forward to learning from you through your webinar. ;)
Hey guys,
apologies for massive post.
But i wanted to share images from a new project i`m working on.
All the ground work was done in 3D.
I sculpted the terrain in 3D-coat using elevation maps or pictures taken from space.
Additional details came from multiple bump maps available now in Keyshot 6.
I was honoured to have an access to beta version and i`m very pleased with what i`ve seen.
Additional atmosphere was painted in Photoshop.
Some work in progress images will follow.
(http://s017.radikal.ru/i415/1507/67/a5c1bf188642.jpg)
(http://s020.radikal.ru/i700/1507/ca/a4bfac5722d8.jpg)
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Some raw renders from Keyshot 6, wireframes and 3d sculpted terrain.
(http://i056.radikal.ru/1507/1f/990108ced890.jpg)
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Holy mother of rendering, these look fantastic! In awe.
Edit: I especially like the skulls-in-the-wall shot and the rear shot of the wet car. Wet look done post?
Dang you're good ! - lost for words here ...
Martin
Love your style - its so unique. Thanks for sharing your terrain techniques - I might have to pick your brains about it another time, Id love to try something like that for a personal project Im working on in the back burners (I need to create and other-worldly, Mars-esque desert tundra environment).
Great stuff!
E
Quote from: Magnus Skogsfjord on July 31, 2015, 03:16:16 AM
the rear shot of the wet car. Wet look done post?
I am very curious about this too, as am I about the splashes. Are those post?
Hey guys,
thank you very much for your feedback.
Edwardo, anytime. Let me know when you need a help.
Splashes and smokes are all added in post.
cheers
jama
I've been gone for a bit and can't believe this massive thread post I've missed. Jama, as the rest of the community has made clear, we're in love with these images and unique use of Keyshot as a tool in your pipeline. I love how some of the ship renderings reminded me of a mash-up of old B&W photographs and Sin-City frames. Favorites of mine include the back-lit astronaut and some of the ship at sea renderings.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm one more who would love to see a webinar including your workflow and setup. So many of us (by way of industry requirements) have become familiar with ways to create what we see through our eyes, but some more artistic rendering styles are so fresh. Happy to see these.
Can't wait to see more.
Hey guys.
Apologies for massive post.
Just wanted to share a few images that i did using Keyshot for my "Intro to 3D Concept Design" course.
Most of these were modelled in 3d-coat and rendered in Keyshot with some post in Photoshop.
Attaching course link as well
if anyone is interested.
https://www.learnsquared.com/courses/intro-3d-concept-design/1-2d-and-3d-techniques (https://www.learnsquared.com/courses/intro-3d-concept-design/1-2d-and-3d-techniques)
Hope you like these
thanks
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Always good to see some sci-fi stuff. Good job Jama
Martin