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This is an interesting experiment.
To start with it,
I was thinking for myself something different, camera angle, mood
there are differences,
There is a close look at Tomorrow’s work.
That is extremely important for this competition.
I show you an image of a gentle and beautiful night air.
I tried to create a soft image that was not too flashy, but soft and soft.
It is full of blue, which has both softness and strength.
The shader I managed to do allows, once given a mapping of 100x100x100 cm to all the models on scene and associated the material to these, to have a pencil-like rendering that responds to the light and direction of the object.
three toon shader marks the outline of objects.
Here is my final submission. I enjoyed the competition, this was a great experience. The total time spent on the image is 3,5 days.
Good luck to everyone
It is all about a loneliness, that moment when you want to be allone , to clear your mind, even if you have outside a wheather like snow storm.
I am sure that the building also needs such a moment, to get rid of students and teachers and install own music.
When I saw the project for the first time, I thought it would be interesting to enhance the plasticism and the building material.
Having respect for the place where it fits, I tried not to denaturalize it, so I maintained a philological approach and I left the original materials to be as natural as possible.
My initial thought was to visualize the scene during a day with a slightly cloudy sun and whitish hues.
Given this, I started looking for good references that would allow me to build the concept through mood and color palette.
But being at the beginning of the creative process, I wanted to try other forms of lighting to see what kind of sensations aroused in me.
In the end, however, I returned to my initial idea because the type of light I wanted to get me would have allowed me to enhance the red color of the materials present.
The lack of sunlight, the harsh climatic conditions are characteristic elements of northern Europe. I tried to imitate these elements in a simple way.
