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Published: 2014-02-17 21:14:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 11368; Favourites: 216; Downloads: 0
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another lowpoly...i'm going crazy for this! I hope that you like it!Made with c4d
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Cool! I wanted to make the water in the same way, but I do not work
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really nice work!!!!
for the water i subdivided the plane, gave a polygon reduction+displacement
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So beautiful! I love that warmth coming in from the left, and the great colour palette; everything blends so well! Excellent work
I might have to give this low poly thing a go!
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Thats really amazing! So beautiful and loveley
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that water body is amazingggg.... im trying to make that kind of shader for my new piece.. this will be helpful... thank you...
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Thanks, I'm glad that you like it!
keep it up with your nice lowpoly!!
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awesome lowpoly with great details!! looks really nice!
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I really love your low poly scenes - would you consider making some of them downloadable as wallpapers? It would also be great to see this model in full 3d - you could upload it to Sketchfab, and then embed it in full 3D in your journal here on DA: sketchfab-3d.deviantart.com/jo⦠.
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Oh wauw! Did you made everything in 3D or is there also a little bit of photoshopping? And how did you make those colors and textures look so fabulous?
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Β the grungy line- texture that divide vertically the image in two is made with photoshop. The rest is c4d.
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And the water surface is only modelled halfway the view? I'm really interested, because I'm a first year animation student and I really love computer 3d
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I have used many textures of paper stuck to the mesh and many gradients in the lights and materials. I tried to avoid white and pure black replacing them with blue for the shadows and yellow-orange for the lights
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Bautiful, simple and artistic... Almost look like a painting, really.
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