Painting with Polygons
This video is a couple of years old now, but it’s a well-done presentation that’s worth watching more than once.
It’s a nice example of using tools in ways their authors probably never intended.
From the video’s description: “Most non-photorealistic rendering solutions tend to involve brilliant but unwieldy new technologies, such as volume-based rendering engines or complex image analysis. Similar results can often be using simpler methods and non-proprietary toolsets, even toolsets designed with other effects in mind. Our studio has been experimenting with ways to achieve a hand-painted look with basic tools that are common to most 3D applications, in this case Lightwave. “
« Spiderbait model and rig released. (Previous News)
(Next News) LScripts and more! »
Related News
Cyber Turkey Days! 40% off until Dec. 1st!
What madness is this? 40% off almost everything in the store? Yes. Use the couponRead More
Happy Halloween! Sale on now! Use the code: SPOOKY and get 25% off Tricks and Treats.
It’s time for our annual Halloween sale! Use the coupon code: SPOOKY in our storeRead More
TurbulenceFD Advanced Concepts and Projects – Napalm
Have you ever wanted to drop some “snake and nap’e”? Of course you have! InRead More
Nuclear Power Plant For LightWave3D 2015 +
Here is the Nuclear Power Plant from the 2008 SyFy Channel Movie of the Week,Read More
never realized this was Lightwave…
Ah, good video. Was there an article to go along with this video? Maybe I’m not remembering correctly…
Fucking amazing!!!
What a treasure!!! Thanks Liberty 3D for posting this…
Wow!!
🙂
There may have been an article with it. I vaguely remember watching the video around the time it came out, but not much else about it.
Thanks, Mikael. Just to be clear, this video predates Liberty3D.com, so we had nothing to do with its creation. 🙂