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Published: 2014-02-14 18:50:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 21775; Favourites: 327; Downloads: 0
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this is the first time that I attempt with the low poly. I find it really adorable! I will try in the future to go into more this nicerepresentative way.
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Wow. This is a beautiful low poly picture. I love the letter like crumple effect that weathers the image.Β
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thank you, glad that you like it!
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I love this. I have just started doing 3d art and I started with low poly to get use to the program I use. May I ask what you use to put the watermark on your work?
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Thanks! The watermark is an option of DA. You can find it while uploading (or edit) art. There is a checkbox
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Your very welcome and thank you! I was not aware of this.
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I like the papery texture on the mountain, amazing work!
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Do you render from scratch or is it photo manipulation?
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Wow this looks great! I recently picked up this art style, and I have to say that I'm loving it.
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It's like a mix of low poly and miniature photography. The effect is absolutely adorable!
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Really cool, the z-depth blur and noisy textures are all done inside the software itself? Because if you say yes, then you've got an amazing animation aesthetics to experiment with, I guess the pond is even more amazing as an animation scenario.
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the only think i made external is the line-grungy-texture that divide the page in 2. The rest is made with c4d. But the polygons are really messy! And the workflow too!
Anyway thank you!
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Well it might be messy, but you've got the right notions on photography, composition etc. to achieve a nice looking result. If you decide to apply it, maybe it can be more planned beforehand, but the potential already shows in this. It's low-poly, which is great for rendering, and it looks nice, because of the way you stylized it. Best of both worlds.
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Very well done! The textures and lighting and effects are all great!
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nice lowpoly... but the lighting is really awesome how did you light the scene?
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thanks, in c4d i used a 'physical sky' and plaiyed around with 'time and location' (13.00h, may, in Italy). In the 'sun' panel i rise the
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In the render options i used an AO and a GI...and i was lucky! My workflow was quite messy, so i plaiyed a lot around before have something nice!
Anyway i really love your works! You are very good at c4d!
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I love it! Would you mind making a tutorial out of this? 
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thank you! i'm pretty newbie of c4d and i was messing around without a propely workflow. One of the secret for 'easy' lowpoly is deleting the 'phong' tag near the object, give a 'polygon reduction' and messing around with the faces. On top of that a nice 'physical sky' and some DoF. I will do other lowpoly in the near future and maybe i will try to make a tut
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I've only some experience in 3Ds Max, but I'm really into low-poly modeling!
Badly I don't know what you mean with 'phong' and 'DoF', but maybe I will find out somehow by trying it. x)
Thanks for replying and hopefully you will make some tuts. If so - please tell me! And if there are some recommendable tuts or any kind of advice it would be helpful.
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sorry, i was thinking you was a bit inside cinema 4d, sorry!
on youtube there is a tons of tutorials for beginners for low-poly! I will love to see something from you!
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thank you
I will try as soon as possible. at first I have to finish some projects for my studies.
certainly I would want to model with blender. 3ds max would kill my nerves... ^^Β°
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Ha! I started with Blender! My first love!
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...and you are a master of LowPoly! I really love your works!!!
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Yep! i'm a newbie in this program
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For "newbie" is this a great piece
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it's so peaceful, really reminds me those old stop-motion "cartoons" :-D
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