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DavidOteroNavarro — Abstract field
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Published: 2011-09-16 21:38:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 5568; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 472
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Just watched a really cool tutorial by Blender Nerd and decided to give it a try and a personal touch
Modelled and rendered in Blender 2.58.1, hope you like it!
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Hey there, I just wanted to let you know that your artwork has been featured here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyftjK…
Please feel free to share the video as you wish, you may also add it to your portfolio <3
Thank you for permitting me to feature your lovely artwork.
I might feature some of your other artworks in the near future, I will keep you informed.
Keep up the wonderful work!
All the best,
Dania (Keepmechilled)
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Very amazing!!! I freakin' love this! this reminded me inception.
very well done
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you can find the tutorial I followed in blendernerd.com
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Absolutely fantastic result! Like yours better than the original.
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Oh, thanks! Now I feel proud of my work xD
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Looking at how fantastic your result turned out, I might just have to go back and give that tut another try.
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That is a great tut, shame there isn't a vignette node yet. This looks really good, and I love the sense of space. Reminds me of a valley with massive hills on each side. I am just wondering, with all that geometry how was your render time?
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Thabks! Well, you can create your own vignette node, just add the nodes you need (lens distorsion, math, blur and mix) and set up the settings as you prefer. Then shift select the nothes you added before and press ctrl+g to create a group which you can edit by selecting it and pressing tab. Name this group as vignette and it will be in the "add>group" menu when you need it again.
The render time, including compositing was about 8 minutes and a half with my cuad core intel i7 2nd gen at 2 GHz (2.8 GHz with turboboost) so I think it would be quite a long time in my old AMD Sempron 3000+ single core 1.8 GHz desktop processor...
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Ahhh...I didn't know you could do that, thanks 
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Sweet! I tried it too but a different way you did. I really love the len's distortion you gave in yours. Here's mine if you'd like to take a look.
[link]
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Yours is nice as well... I'd have set the camera closer to the scene, reduced the focal lengh and animated the flying boxes to give them a vector blur though
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I never tried the vector blur, I'd have to give it a try one day. Thanks for your opinion.^^
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Awesome. Is there a link to the tut, I'd love to give it a try!
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Thanks! Here is it:
part 1: [link]
part 2: [link]
part 3: [link]
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Thanks! (I suppose 
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yea, good whoah lol and kool
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