The Shipyard / Photoshop Postwork Breakdown

Amazing tutorial! big thanks Pixelflakes & Ronen for posting!

Great, great, great!!! Very useful tut. Thanks Ronen! I will take part in the forum exercise with pleasure)

ronenbekerman Thanks Ronen! I'll be waiting for that post with a lot of interest. More or less in the same way I think that topic of "Workflows vs. Clients/Works" have to be considered as a whole. I mean, in every work's step in the creative field we have to be able to make changes and "corrections" at almost any time. Choosing the right technique is a matter of the final purpose, of course, despite there are good examples of good animations made using 2D illustration, have I to say. To solve that topic I guess is necessary to speak about the relationship with the Client. I'm architect and until this moment I didn't work as a architecture visualizer, so my experience comes from another fields and as Client of Arch-Viz. I think is really important achieve a good relation based on three elements: clear communication, clear 'decision making processes' and respect for the project's schedule. That is certainly a boring topic!

Great tutorial. That is great Ronen, what a fantastic one. I really impressed of what's the outlook of this Shipyard photo. I honestly don't know how to do this I only know basic photoshop and I get ashame of that fact. Thanks for this fantastic piece!

I absolutely have to agree with Daniel Hatton. I (today in fact) had exactly that problem, a piece of work that I'd done (against my advice) had to be completely changed because the vast majority of it was done in post production, not 3D. If we had done it in 3d, it wouldn't have been an issue to change anything.

Workflows aside however, this is some of the best photoshopping I've seen, very well done.

Great tutorial, very similar to how I work tbh. A few tips and settings that I haven't used yet so I'll be giving those a try! Cheers.

You have an impeccable eye. Great share. I have one question. Why did you chose to face the little girl looking to the outside of your image (other than she was your reference photo)?

Really nice work!! I think after see this Tutorial I've learnt more than I've expected. The most important thing is not to knew new tools, is to knew how to combine the basic tools that all of us knew at PS, basically thinking on a creative way. Thanks for this post!

Amazing...now,thats art

For me, in terms of Pure 3D vs Post work is the fact that any changes, be it a slight angel change to a different chair can be very time consuming. I think the greatest advantage to pure 3d work is you can always add additional camera views at the end with relative ease.

That´s a great video from a great studio. I really like their work and style. Thanks for sharing, Ronen!

What a great work, i'm really impressed with the quality of this breakdown! Congratulations to PixelFlakes and Thank you Ronen for posting this article!