'Maya'


Making Of 'Pirate Hype'

by Pao (Thitipong Jitmakusol)
 


Compositing and Final Touches :



If you’re upfront about “cheating”, then it's not really cheating, is it? I wanted an illustration completed in a limited amount of time, not a turntable or an animation, so I used a few tricks to maximize the impact of the image:

I painted the texture directly on the hat and bandanna, very much like projection painting or matte painting. I cut out some of the fins, placed them in front, placed them behind, and ran a blur on them to create the depth of field. This way the character looks like he has a body, just not a floating head; it's much more believable like this (Fig.15).


Fig.15



ZBrush_Ancient_Warrior


I ran a Noise filter on the image to make it look like an old photograph, and to finish off, I color corrected the image to get the tone and mood I wanted, and there I had myself the Pirates Hype illustration – my fun, little project!


Fig.16 - Final Render

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  Rating: 4.50, Votes: 34 
Thiago on Thu, 14 July 2011 9:01pm

Nice job. The eyes are very representative.
Z3r0717 on Fri, 15 July 2011 8:00am

Awesome work for a fun little project.
Lampshadehead on Sat, 16 July 2011 2:32am

Really amazing. Great trick the with fins and DOF to finish off. The most striking things seems to be the feeling in the eyes. I think this is created by great texture work, the right pose, and the good lighting/rendering/colour correction.

You seem to have really nail that 'cold glance'
Robert on Fri, 21 October 2011 8:19am

Amazing!

I have never understood how to make believable eyes.Maybe a more in depth explanation? Anyway amazing!
Robert on Fri, 21 October 2011 8:19am

Amazing!

I have never understood how to make believable eyes.Maybe a more in depth explanation? Anyway amazing!
Naomi105813 (Forums) on Fri, 28 October 2011 5:27am

Nice job.
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