A "doodle" in 3D is essentially a complete project / render accomplished from start to finish in a short amount of time. For streams like this it's 1-2 hrs. The goal is to speed up a workflow and increase output.
In this stream we're going to create a wintry lake environment based on a photo. There's several elements to create including trees, terrain, lake surface, and volumetric fog. So we're going to have to cut as many corners as possible while maintaining visual fidelity. Should be fun!
Here's my exploratory render:
Hi Wes =]
Ken t ; r u going to open a class/workshop soon.?
According to my friends I'm not British enough, I need to say "bloke" more to fit that description.
Some would say that about Decaf Coffee
Also regarding ordering from CGC, Wes says:
"Of course, they'd just need to head over to the shop, add it to their cart and purchase. Though, forewarned that international shipping rates can be rough from the states. It will be more on the expensive side, and not sure if they will have to pay custom import fees."
'Cause it helps me stay awake more, tea is mostly just for the pleasant taste and the stained teeth.
Of course there will be outliers =] People are complex.
Aaron, why did you had coffee instead of tea?
When my Canadian friend first said "eh" I burst out laughing just 'cause he never does it. Defying those stereotypes man.
That's awesome Omar! Great idea too; combining a variety of models into the same scene