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My dunmer, Felvos, smoking and contemplating his life choices. I just really wanted to paint a 70's love song album lighting scheme between all the interruptions yesterday. Painting process gif is up for all patreon tiers :> patreon.com/noxquel
Been doing some anatomy practice and decided to do a quick light study.
Just a test render, going to add more stuff and fix all the intersections later. #rnd #progress #cgi #c4d #cinema4d #c4dtoa #arnold #subsurfacescattering #3d #minimal #plants #carnivorousplants https://www.instagram.com/p/BsnBg7IHnAL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dbzhr0z1sqq8
Messing around in Paintstorm
Subsurface Scattering Tutorial | Watch HERE!
Artist: Tim Von Rueden (vonn)
Looking for a more advanced look at painting materials? Check out our latest tutorial exploring Subsurface Scattering with translucent objects! We cover what SSS is, how objects are affecting by this, how lighting plays a part, and also explains why it will take your material works to the next level!
You can also download the free Exercise to challenge your knowledge and showcase your understanding of Subsurface Scattering!
Exercise 50: Subsurface Scattering and the Results!
Artist: Tim Von Rueden (vonn)
Check out the Exercise and Download the Practice Sheet HERE.
Subsurface Scattering is a natural phenomenon in which light passes through a translucent object and bounces around the interference within to create a natural “glowing” effect. The glow is caused from the light bouncing around and making the area appear more saturated by doing so.
This exercise explores that in a lemon slice example when being lit from in front and behind this translucent pulpy material. It’s a great challenge and will heighten your understanding of Subsurface Scattering (SSS) and how to apply that within your own work!
