This is fantastic to see broken down into manageable chunks! I would have liked to have heard a little about the camera section (choice of view, camera angle, focal length etc). I’m really excited to see also the sequel to this in the form of the Photoshop post-production.
Holy shit this is amazing! I'd love a breakdown of one of your futuristic cityscape pieces like Computer Friends or Digital Solace, or maybe one of your more abstract pieces like Lush, Dark Shit, Deep in the Caverns, or Who Are You, Really? Super excited to see more, you did a great job on this tutorial. :D
Thank you so much for sharing this and taking the time to explain step by step you how got there in beginner´s language...please keep it up and congratulations for the great results
Just found you on twitter and I immediately checked to see if you had a TH-cam page and glad you did! Your works are amazing.. hopefully more tutorial videos in the future
this is great i have seen many of your works and they are stunning. i have one question you have some older artworks with characters do you use 3d scanned people or you model characters?
Hello Max, thanks for this breakdown, that was extremely helpful! You're a very inspiring young artist so I would be delighted to see more of these. Same for the PS process. I would also gladly pay you via gumroad if you ever release more in depth stuff. Cheers!
Remember to set your materials' Blend Mode to Alpha Blend or your noise will show as solid black shapes. Settings > Blend Mode > Alpha Blend (at least this is what I had to do).
Very very very cool video. The way you explain is easy to understand and breakdown is great. Only thing that I didnt but hoped to see were plants, are they imported or made by you and if what was the method like curves or just model, extrude, bevel, texture or maybe plane image cut to match leaf. I discovered you on artstation by one of the huge scale scene you made "IRRADIANT". Entered your profile and wow thats the guy yeah he's this guy he's that one. Your work is... Im lack of words... inspiration, modern masterpiece I would say. Love to see tutorials about "Dusk", "Inversion", "Wondering why", "Southern Tombs" and "IRRADIANT" of course. All are awesome, your theme is just wow. But the thing is when I see your artworks I cant say if they are still made in blender like you can make big ass fan ("Industry" "Industry 2") and many extrusions and bevels and wild camera angle for "Hopeless" "Data vault" but "Forewaming" "Real life" and few more are like "these still blender or you can draw too? Maybe pure photoshop god. He's built different". I wish you great and I hope your channel will outgrow the donut guy ;). Your art is just... honestly make eye tear if you sit for a while and imagine scenarios and background, Its beautifull. Keep it up Max.
very interesting, thanks a lot. That waterfall material is so simple yet effective, I'll make sure to use that soon enough :) Do you think it'll looks convincing when animated to move along the z to show movement of the water? for that you'd need to use a texture map, then you'd need to stretch the noise texture on the z axis of course.
@@shantifawkes7060 the mix shader is between the translucent and the transparent shader. When the transparent shader is in the top socket you control the transparency with the black value like he shows in the video :)
Thanks for sharing the breakdown, really interesting and beautiful art work! Ps, I see the vram use for this scene is around 6/24 GB (probably nvidia 3090?), do you ever go over 16GB in your work? I'm wondering render/viewpoirt specs for similar set design for VR film. Thanks!
I request you to please tell all the details like how this done how can we do and all the stuff like that , your renders are great but as a beginner I have soo many doubts in there while making your renders like what is the resolution of camera , how to see inside the cube i am struggling to go there and have soo many problems. I request you to please explain all the details like beginner's friendly tutorial. and I didn't able to setup the camera like yours so please tell all the stuff like that❤
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you should definitely do more of these, it was great to see how you went about making this
I would PAY for more of your tutorial!!!
Hi Max,
Could you make a part 2 of this tutorial about the post processing in photoshop ?
Thank you very much
Nah we want other tutorials on Vegativative arts
One of my favorite 3D artists right now!
Great tutorial and scene as well! Thanks a lot, Max. And yes, we'd absolutely like to see the post process in PS.
Ducky 3D brought me here and Brother I’m blown away!!! Thankyou Suuh! Means a lot to us newbies!!!
This is fantastic to see broken down into manageable chunks! I would have liked to have heard a little about the camera section (choice of view, camera angle, focal length etc). I’m really excited to see also the sequel to this in the form of the Photoshop post-production.
The water falling affect you have in this piece is amazing 🔥 I will use this I na few of my own pieces
Amazing! Liked how you described everything
Beautiful scene, helpful tips with the water and how simple you kept everything when putting this together. Loved it.
Simply amazing!!!
Holy shit this is amazing! I'd love a breakdown of one of your futuristic cityscape pieces like Computer Friends or Digital Solace, or maybe one of your more abstract pieces like Lush, Dark Shit, Deep in the Caverns, or Who Are You, Really? Super excited to see more, you did a great job on this tutorial. :D
Great vid Max! Like that water shader tip you mentioned.
Yessssss
Thank you very much Max !
Really amazing video and so helpful max! Keep going and waiting for more ❤
This is incredible, one of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Makes it really clear. Great stuff!
HOLY SHIT LETS GOOOOOOOOO i love your art
Thanks for this tutorial Max! Really Helpful
well done max thank you for this useful tutorial
AMAZING TUTORIAL, THANK YOU SO MUCH BRO
this is so dope, would love to see more about your process
thanks Max for bunch of useful tips! Cheers
Thanks a lot Max! You are an amazing artis please keep doing this tutorials!
I've followed you on insta forever! I'm hyped the 🐐's on TH-cam now
This was fantastic! Quite a dive into 3D art. I hope to see more videos from you soon. :D
This is awesome Max, thank you! I was looking forward to a tutorial like this by you;)
Very helpful ! Thanks Max and yeah next part would be the post-processing phase :D
Nice dude! Love seeing your workflow
Really an awesome & helpful video ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this and taking the time to explain step by step you how got there in beginner´s language...please keep it up and congratulations for the great results
If you make a tutorial on a night city environment with a tricky lights and volumetric setup, that will be very helpful. thankyou
Awesome Max! Maybe you can make a video to show how you use light on your scifi scene. you always have strong light but perfect :)
I would literally pay for seeing your post processing process!
The google algorithms did me a solid and recommended your channel! This is great! Subscribed :-)
Just found you on twitter and I immediately checked to see if you had a TH-cam page and glad you did! Your works are amazing.. hopefully more tutorial videos in the future
Thank you for posting this, it was really useful! I'd love to see how you edit the image in Ps
This Tutorial is an amazing one! Thank you very much!😇
Awesome tutorial. Thx man. Can’t wait for the photoshop post processing part.
Nice tutorial and inspiring To ❤
this is great i have seen many of your works and they are stunning. i have one question you have some older artworks with characters do you use 3d scanned people or you model characters?
greatest tip! so much impressed
Hello Max, thanks for this breakdown, that was extremely helpful! You're a very inspiring young artist so I would be delighted to see more of these. Same for the PS process. I would also gladly pay you via gumroad if you ever release more in depth stuff. Cheers!
This was fantastic. Very interesting, imaginative and well done.
Dude this is amazing!!! Thank you so much. Really been wanting to make cool tenders and cinematic scenes! Vids like this are sooooo helpful.
excellent workflow/breakdown explanation...well done and thanks.
Remember to set your materials' Blend Mode to Alpha Blend or your noise will show as solid black shapes. Settings > Blend Mode > Alpha Blend (at least this is what I had to do).
Thank you for the tutorial . plz make a tutorial about post processing in photoshop
Awesome! Please do more breakdowns like this! I'd love to see a breakdown of your Nebula loop video!
Thank you so much for this lesson and inspiration!
Very very very cool video. The way you explain is easy to understand and breakdown is great. Only thing that I didnt but hoped to see were plants, are they imported or made by you and if what was the method like curves or just model, extrude, bevel, texture or maybe plane image cut to match leaf.
I discovered you on artstation by one of the huge scale scene you made "IRRADIANT". Entered your profile and wow thats the guy yeah he's this guy he's that one. Your work is... Im lack of words... inspiration, modern masterpiece I would say. Love to see tutorials about "Dusk", "Inversion", "Wondering why", "Southern Tombs" and "IRRADIANT" of course. All are awesome, your theme is just wow. But the thing is when I see your artworks I cant say if they are still made in blender like you can make big ass fan ("Industry" "Industry 2") and many extrusions and bevels and wild camera angle for "Hopeless" "Data vault" but "Forewaming" "Real life" and few more are like "these still blender or you can draw too? Maybe pure photoshop god. He's built different".
I wish you great and I hope your channel will outgrow the donut guy ;). Your art is just... honestly make eye tear if you sit for a while and imagine scenarios and background, Its beautifull. Keep it up Max.
That's exactly was missing with your work! Thank you so much for this vidéo
So helpful!
Thanks dude! Subscribed!
Thank you so much for making this!
This is gold man, really appreciate the insight
Cant wait the post processing tutorial in Photoshop!
This is really helpful Max! Thanks!
Great break down
Thanks for the video. Really interested in your post processing work.
super cool to watch would love to know your render passes / how it all comes together in photoshop
I love this! I would love a breakdown of how you do foliage as well :D
That was nuts
Epic
very inspiring bro, beautiful work ❤️🙏🏽
finally tutorial 😭 thank you god 😂😝
wow! amazing
very interesting, thanks a lot.
That waterfall material is so simple yet effective, I'll make sure to use that soon enough :) Do you think it'll looks convincing when animated to move along the z to show movement of the water? for that you'd need to use a texture map, then you'd need to stretch the noise texture on the z axis of course.
do u know where to put the mix shader in for the waterfall material, he is not showing it properly
@@shantifawkes7060 the mix shader is between the translucent and the transparent shader. When the transparent shader is in the top socket you control the transparency with the black value like he shows in the video :)
FINALLY. I love you, thanks.
Oh damn...this was tight!
Thanks for sharing the breakdown, really interesting and beautiful art work! Ps, I see the vram use for this scene is around 6/24 GB (probably nvidia 3090?), do you ever go over 16GB in your work? I'm wondering render/viewpoirt specs for similar set design for VR film. Thanks!
Hi Sir, please add some breakdown on your upcoming videos for the texturing part
inspirational no cap
Keep going bud, this is good stuff!
very neat and cool!
You're amazing man
great video. thanks for the walkthrough
Great, thanks
Where do you find your kitbash models/textures? What libraries are you using?
How did you make the entrances? Bool or delete faces?
Please do more of these
Dope scene!
great stuff! Thanks!
Finally, ive been waiting for soo long
This was really good. Would also really like to see the color grading tutorial.
I request you to please tell all the details like how this done how can we do and all the stuff like that , your renders are great but as a beginner I have soo many doubts in there while making your renders like what is the resolution of camera , how to see inside the cube i am struggling to go there and have soo many problems. I request you to please explain all the details like beginner's friendly tutorial.
and I didn't able to setup the camera like yours so please tell all the stuff like that❤
Good stuff man
Thank you sir😊
you would deserve more subscriptions
More please
Thank you
Absolutely stunning work. I check your instagram. It's beautiful. How do you get everything so flush aligned?
It impress me
That's great. I use Blender for years and still unable to use a light
Camera focal length use used in this one ?
did u got that view
❤❤❤
Thanks for the Vídeo!
A Very noob question: how do I put a preview window down there?
Please, please do a follow up showing comp in Photoshop. Cheers.
Very helpful and straight forward tutorial. And you don't tell us about render settings
How can i render the seperate Layers for Postprocess in blender ?
Which programs do u use?
a photohop tutorial for this would be awesome "