Particle wires and Vray

[Intrinsia]

After seeing the amazing works created by Tim Borgmann a while back, I was inspired to try and create some cool wire patterns for myself and this is the result. All done using pflow with a wide assortment of particle settings; then particles and their paths collapsed to polys and rendered through Vray with varied lighting setups and a few hdri environment maps for reflections. All elements were then thrown into After Effects where backgrounds, additional lighting and color tweaks were made.






All 9 images can be seen here: http://www.intrinsia.net/suspension/prints.html

[vlado]

These turned out very nice

Best regards,
Vlado

[m_hinks]

v cool, wish I had the time to play!!

[renderoo]

Great images
Can you explain a little more how they were created.
A real interesting effect.

[Aldaryn]

Really, really nice! Love the mood, and the presentation!

best regards,

A.

[Neilg]

For the past few weeks ive been procrasinating/thinking about doing a very similar thing...
So well done for outdoing me before I even started, I guess.

Great result though

[Intrinsia]

Thanks for the comments everyone!

The whole process is pretty simple actually. I used the Ghosttrails plugin to create the particle splines and once I was happy with the shape I simply collapsed them to polys, applied the shader and lighting, then rendered it.

[re:FORM]

Really nice compositions.
You should run some more renders through with some DOF in post to bring out some nice bokeh on the reflection highlights

[dominiquelaksmana]

is there anyway i can lay my eyes on the tutorial how this absolute stunning work being done? thanks a lot

[Neilg]

The whole process is pretty simple actually. I used the Ghosttrails plugin to create the particle splines and once

I was using a script to convert it straight to polys with no preview, which may explain my trouble...

Cheers for the heads up, I love little tricks like this

[DaForce]

Very cool indeed.

I had assumed you used the script to make the splines. But ghost trails.. great idea.