NPR natural history museum

[powerandrubber]

Haven't posted for a while. Here's a NPR attempt. Vray toon for the outlines. Lots of PS. I know the room is kinda empty.

[nvanherpt]

cool . i think i would tone down the tile lines a little tho.

[mcphep]

NICE!! I would maybe tone the 'splotchiness' down a little, I find it a bit too distracting. Maybe blowing out the light a little from the ceiling would give the image a little bit more of a lift too.

[Candelero]

Nice nice !
S rry for the dummy question , but what is NPR ?

Best regards,
nikki Candelero

[nvanherpt]

non photo real?

[panthon]

I like it, it would be nice to render an animation using this style, it would be kind of Beyond the dreams, so painterly...

Edit!

There´s a plugin for AE called video gogh, which could provide excellent results!

[Candelero]

non photo real?

Thanks 1
Should've tried to guess it myself.

Best regards,
nikki Candelero

[Clifton Santiago]

Its pretty funny seeing the Got3d people library rendered as toons... they look better this way

[powerandrubber]

Thanks all. I too was curious about animating this style so I recreated close to the same setup in the viz mat editor using mix maps and masks. The brush stroke PS affect causes noise in the animation (like they always do) but I still like it. The white splotches might be too much but they are integral to the watercolor look I'm after. The animation is probably a little too dark overall.

http://www.prughlenon.com/render/colorsketch-divx.avi
about 12mb

[meanadam]

That's my T-rex! Looks good....

[powerandrubber]

Well worth the $90! Do you have a woolly mammoth?

[percydaman]

great work. one criticism though is you have some sort of large noise on the walls that are moving through the animation. Prolly used a 3d noise map.

[powerandrubber]

Thanks. The large noise is an overlay made from difference clouds in PS that is static. Haven't come up with a better solution yet. Anyway the client currator is sold on this style so I generated some other views for a fund raising brochure. Also an image from another wip using the same process.

[mcphep]

i love that last one.
ever tried painting clouds like that with real watercolours