Latest Greeblelicious entries

Hey guys;

Here are three of my latest Greeblelicious entries. Some created with Greeble, some with Particle Flow. There’s also an HD link under each one for your ‘browsing pleasure’. lol. They look pretty cool high res…


Click here for high resolution print.


Click here for high resolution print.


Click here for high resolution print.


Click here for high resolution print.


Click here for high resolution print.

The Greeblelicious website (with a contest ending this month!):
http://www.greeblelicious.com

More Greeble pics:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project?cid=89
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project?cid=84

-Richard

That second one is gorgeous!

Like always “icredible”

Very creative stuff, looks good. There’s something I like about the third one, looks like a shiny gem :slight_smile:

amazing ! Your stuff is really cool !

I like the first one, looks like the cover of “HighTimes” 2025… :stuck_out_tongue:

The lens effects are very cool

Indeed the second is really GORGEOUS !!!

Hey Richard, for your post Lens Effects, you should give a go at DoFPro, it’s really cool.
Oh wait… :lol:

Very cool images, I didn’t know greebles were so adaptable.

I like the first one, looks like the cover of “HighTimes” 2025… :stuck_out_tongue:

Haha, I went snowboarding in Tahoe in the late 90’s and found this magazine at the newstand. Glad to hear it’s still going. :slight_smile:

Dan

The second one is awesome…and my new wallpaper.

Hey guys;

Just added a fifth one to the first thread… :wink:

-Richard

very cool images, just wonder…

in the first image i saw the cool sunlight sparkle on the bright area’s, can you share with us the way you do it?

is it PS? AA? lens flayer plug?
do you render the scene to render element?..
how do you use it in animation?
thanks for reply.

Hi Tomer;

All the sparkles, glows, flares, etc are hand-made in Photoshop. I don’t particularly like using the PS plugins because they all end up looking the same so I make my own. It’s not too tough and worth the visual result.

I don’t render to element but I render everything in passes. For instance, the first image has an RGB pass, highlight pass, VRay Edges pass (seen at bottom), ambient occlusion pass, Shadow pass, etc.

Then I do it all in PS, including the background created from numerous elements. The only thing I will ever use a plugin for is for DOF, and, well, that would be my DOF PRO. :wink:

-Richard

thanks for the info.. sound like easy job.

very very nice job. thanks for reply.