I’m always surprised at how there are always interesting things that have no relation to our 'areas of interest'. Great art and captivating inspiration, congratulations. Another thing, I’m Brazilian, and it’s amazing to see how people outside of Brazil value Bossa Nova (which has been forgotten by much of the population here). If you can share more jazz recommendations, I’d appreciate it. Wishing you luck and success!
Brazilian Jazz has occupied a vast area of my music taste. Even some music made by Italian artists who used to do a lot of the soundtracks for movies. Pierro Piccioni made plenty of jazz songs that fit a similar vibe to some more relaxing bossa nova. Joao Gilberto is another big Brazilian artist who makes awesome music. But yeah Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Stone Flower" and "Wave" albums are some of my favourites.
There wasn't any particular inspiration visually with pretty much all of them except for number 8 which was inspired by a particular location in the game Deathloop.
Actually thats not entirely true either, Pool 7 was inspired by one of my favourite pieces of not only surrelist photography, but photography in general. The piece is called "Beachball" and it was made by an Australian photographer named Gerwyn Davies. The rest of them are all basically inspired by each other by having some of them have direct references to the past pool renders or perhaps even future ones. Take Pool 3 and Pool 9 for example, where in the background you can see the location of Pool 2. Pool 9 however, is also a continuation from Pool 7 and maybe even a future render hinted at by the green vines hanging over the wall. And as I outlined in the video, the main source of inspiration was the music I was listening to. More info about these renders can be found on my Artstation which is in the description.
It seems you're missing a lot in your photos. Your photos to me feel very bland most of the time, and I think a lot of it comes down to composition and props. If you take a look at indoor pools from photos, you'll notice a lot more things, such as light fixtures, doors, chairs, window frames, railings, levels to the pool. Theres also a significant amount of dead space in your composititons. Especially pool 2: Needs some clouds (although that one is actually pretty good), Pool 7 & 9, blank white walls are always unappealing.
As I outlined I am kind of going for a liminal space feel with surrealism instead of an overtly realistic pool design. The lack of certain props or background elements such as the sky in Pool 2 is a deliberate choice, and Pool 7 and 9 are inspired by a surrealist photo "Beachball" by Gerwyn Davies. But I'm really appreciative of your feedback. Thanks!
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I like the part where you said "This is The Blender" and blended everything into eachother!
I’m always surprised at how there are always interesting things that have no relation to our 'areas of interest'. Great art and captivating inspiration, congratulations.
Another thing, I’m Brazilian, and it’s amazing to see how people outside of Brazil value Bossa Nova (which has been forgotten by much of the population here). If you can share more jazz recommendations, I’d appreciate it. Wishing you luck and success!
Brazilian Jazz has occupied a vast area of my music taste. Even some music made by Italian artists who used to do a lot of the soundtracks for movies. Pierro Piccioni made plenty of jazz songs that fit a similar vibe to some more relaxing bossa nova. Joao Gilberto is another big Brazilian artist who makes awesome music. But yeah Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Stone Flower" and "Wave" albums are some of my favourites.
that's beautiful
I just started learning blender last week after finally buying myself a PC, its really nice getting to see the thought process behind everything
Yeah that's great to hear. Keep going at it!
Smiley Ball was here
Jesus FUCKING christ
Which pool are you swimming in the hardest ? 🌊🌊🌊
Number 8
definitely poo 6
What a great fkn channel!!!
3 seemed familiar. What was the inspiration? Reminds me of that one sand city in Lego star wars
There wasn't any particular inspiration visually with pretty much all of them except for number 8 which was inspired by a particular location in the game Deathloop.
Actually thats not entirely true either, Pool 7 was inspired by one of my favourite pieces of not only surrelist photography, but photography in general. The piece is called "Beachball" and it was made by an Australian photographer named Gerwyn Davies. The rest of them are all basically inspired by each other by having some of them have direct references to the past pool renders or perhaps even future ones. Take Pool 3 and Pool 9 for example, where in the background you can see the location of Pool 2. Pool 9 however, is also a continuation from Pool 7 and maybe even a future render hinted at by the green vines hanging over the wall. And as I outlined in the video, the main source of inspiration was the music I was listening to. More info about these renders can be found on my Artstation which is in the description.
It seems you're missing a lot in your photos. Your photos to me feel very bland most of the time, and I think a lot of it comes down to composition and props. If you take a look at indoor pools from photos, you'll notice a lot more things, such as light fixtures, doors, chairs, window frames, railings, levels to the pool. Theres also a significant amount of dead space in your composititons. Especially pool 2: Needs some clouds (although that one is actually pretty good), Pool 7 & 9, blank white walls are always unappealing.
As I outlined I am kind of going for a liminal space feel with surrealism instead of an overtly realistic pool design. The lack of certain props or background elements such as the sky in Pool 2 is a deliberate choice, and Pool 7 and 9 are inspired by a surrealist photo "Beachball" by Gerwyn Davies. But I'm really appreciative of your feedback. Thanks!