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A Pensive Moment
Published: 2006-10-29 01:04:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 14397; Favourites: 374; Downloads: 107
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This is a 3D version of Eugene Blaasβs famous artwork, "A pensive moment" ([link] ) that I have done for Balestic Publishing's "d'artiste Character Modeling 2" and I hope it is accepted to be printed in the book (wish me luck
).The main job was done in 3Ds max 8. Rendering has been done in several passes using the default max scanline. Besides following the details of the painting as much as possible, it has been tried for the 3D work to look like a painting. For achieving this purpose, a lot of touching has been done on the image in Photoshop CS2. The texture of the wall is grabbed from an image of the painting with a camera mapping trick; but almost all of the textures are made in Zbrush 2. I know it does not resemble the painting 100 percent, so any kind of critics are most welcomed.
Hope you enjoy it!
by the way here are some wireframes from this work:
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thanks 
and sorry for the late reply.
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wow . it's very impressive . I working with Zbrush 3.1 and cinema 4D . but your figure made very natural .
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thanks dude!
I followed the main painting only
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wow! kheili dosesh daram 
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You welcome, you really did a good work!
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It's hard to believe this is a 3D artwork. It absolutely deserved to be a DD!
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very jice done! I usually don't really enjoy 3D stuff, but this pice is absolutly stunning! love the traditional atmosphere.
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I am blown away that such a grand and traditional painting has been remade in 3D. It looks so real!!! Amazingly done.
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Do you have a render of it before you touched it up in Photoshop? That's what I would really like to see, because the way it is, it just looks like a re-painting. But I love the idea of a sculpture of a painting in 3D!
Her hands look wonderful~
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actually i played with the textures rather than repainting it. i wanted a painting-like material.
but i did retouching in ps. but unfortunately i don't have the before-retouching images. it was a loooong time ago.
but i provided some wireframes for you to see.
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boy,that is just fantastic.i love how realisticly the brick wall turned out.everything is just so soft.i love this picture.
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holy moly! that is awesome! it looks just like the original only like more 3d! sweet!
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Amazing piece, I would not have thought a 3d work of art could so closely resemble a painting, and thats coming from a traditional figure painter! Grats on the DD hun!
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thanks a lot for your sweet comment
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this is amazing, just because upon looking at this, i would not have thought it was done in a 3d program
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wow
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impressive! You will get accepted! Thanks for sharing the techniques!
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wow when i looked at it i honestly did not believe that this was a 3d work, but the wireframes crushed all of my doubts
ill say that this pic is just impressive
i cannot imagine how much time and effort you have put in this, but its time wel spent
spectacular!
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Oh wow! I thought it was a photograph before I full viewed it. Stunning!
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Very nice! The hands in particular are very well done.
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Wow. Your modeling is exquisite. You've done a most wonderful translation of 2-D art to 3-D art. I can imagine that achieving the posing would have been difficult, and rather suspect a little anatomical distortion was necessary. The old masters didn't concern themselves with the truth of dimension, but rather with the truth of their own visual acuity. Time plays a part in sketching from life, and changes the final product drastically, especially compared to the monocular vision of a camera. You've captured that element that time adds, perfectly.
Bravo. This piece is astounding. I sincerely hope you make it into that book.
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wow! great analyze! thanks for your nice comment
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If this is a "scene"? Can you do many different shots with it then? PLEASE?
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yes i can.
but the render may take a long time.
by the way, i have put some wireframes to refer
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