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click for larger I am just back from the Sochi Olympics where I was working with the amazing teams from Asif Kahn and iArt on the “Megafaces Facade” for the Megafon pavilion. Over the past six months I have been providing creative direction for this crazy project. I was asked to come on-board to provide expertise in computer graphics, lighting, faces, and overall aesthetics to the piece. The challenge from a visual design perspective was to take raw, 3d scan data from the ‘photobooths’ in the pavilion and then develop an automated solution, which we called the Creative Processing Pipeline (CPP), for coloring, relighting, composing and outputting the faces to the facade in way that, well, looks cool. It is a bit like composing a drawing or photograph, but algorithmically so that it always (ermm, almost always) produces a compelling visual result.

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BPR Rendering Workflow in ZBrush 4 R2 by Daniel Bystedt After posting the image Angry Faun on ZBrush Central, I got a lot of questions about my render and comp workflow. This guide was written while I was using ZBrush 4 R2 and rendering with BPR Render. All compositing was done in Photoshop.

the iPad Docking Station My iPad docking station, the Venus of Cupertino, is hot off the press. If you missed the genesis of this project see the early sketches in the drawings section. The Venus of Cupertino is a sculptural docking station inspired by the rounded forms of the ancient Venus figurines – a fertility goddess for the technology age. Gallery Gallery / Resume / Links eat 3d contest wip Back to top © Michael Vicente / Orb Polymer Clay Artist (◕␣~) Hello and welcome to my ART channel! here I upload sculpting demonstrations in time lapse and save those videos to playlists for my viewers to watch. Nothing is rehearsed or planned, as times I'm not sure if I can even do what I'm doing, but somehow its been working so far. I even point out my mistakes! You could consider this channel a documentary of my progression with sculpting.

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