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Published: 2017-02-06 01:39:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 844; Favourites: 73; Downloads: 44
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Playing with one of the free models in ARTCollab'sΒ "Mirror Mirror". Β No Post Work.Related content
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Thank you,
I figured if one mirror worked, why not a bunch of them
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Thank you, I was concerned that it was too distracting
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Beautiful use of creativity. The effect is quite effective (yes I need to expand my vocabulary).
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Thank you, I went a little crazy with the reflections
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Wow, love this. The way her face is fractured, looks very cool and gives a very nice effect, with a touch of surreal.Β
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It started as just a test of the free mirror, then I went full surrealist
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Well, it's damn impressive. So I think even if it was a test, this is a proper finished piece for sure.
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Nice idea, but the result is disturbing to look at. Needs attention.
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That's way i feel too. Β It seemed like a good idea, but I am not sure I like to look at it
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This makes an interesting statement on how people see themselves.Β Or, its just a really cool mirror render lol.
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It started out as a test mirror render, then it turned into a representation on how some see themselves
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Its very well done and very powerful.
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very very cool, great job on the zero post work, that's a A+ by itself lol
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Thank you,
The trick was to use three copies of the same figure off screen to reflect in all the mirrors
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This is such a cool idea, Joe! It always astounds me how much beauty you can create with no postwork at all. 
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Thank you for the kind wordsΒ Β
The hard part was determining the focal point to get the DOF to blur out the edges. Probably could have done it easier in Photoshop
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Thank you,
It's experiment's like this that make me think "I could never have done this without 3d. Β Can you imagine what it would take to draw this by hand"
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You are most welcome... and you are absolutely correct on drawing something like this!
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Thank you,
It's made me want to do some more experimenting with mirrors
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Great idea and flawless implementation/execution ! Β
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Thank you my friendΒ Β
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Very cleverly done ... as always ! Your images are always surprising, and your experiments very interesting !
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Thank you,
That's the fun of not having any idea when starting the experiment, the results are not something I would have planned
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Unplanned results, maybe, but always excellent
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Sometimes I get lucky
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Thank you,
The tricky part was to get the reflection in the right places
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A brilliant idea! She really looks lost in her reflections!
Have you used the blooming effect of IRay?
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Thank you, I thought about using the blooming effect, but when I played with the DOF on the camera it kind of gave the same effect
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Thank you! Now, I understand why there is a blooming effect on the side and not in the middle of the picture, it's coming from the camera! Interesting!
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Thank you, it evolved from playing with the mirrors. I "cheated" and had to use duplicate figures to make sure that her reflections blocked out most of the background
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LOL... there is no such thing as cheating... innovating is what you should say!
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Thank you, I tried the one set of mirrors, then thought "what would it look like with them covering the whole screen?" Β
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