zanna

Hi x105Black, we love the same Lego themes Welcome!

Testing, four five six!

Like when you take a photo, I think the secrets are: • lighting (you can use HDRi images and / or Blender's lamps, light areas, ...) • composition Then you should add some other effects like Depth of Field, flare, etc... to simulate a real camera Finally, you can have fun with post production with dedicated softwares, such as Photoshop, but it isn't always necessary.

OMG! That's insane... I love it!

Thank you guys! :D Lego models are rendered in Blender (I used Scrubs's template), the rest was post-produced in Photoshop ;) This is the sketch I've done before:

Thank you very much grum64!

This is one of my painting My favourite minifigure: (acrylics on canvas paper) https://lh5.googleus.../[WIP]-Lego.gif

Hi everybody! I'm Gabriele from Italy and I'm 21 years old. I'm a student and I want to be a Graphic Designer. One of my passions since i was young is obviously Lego I love illustration and old cars (I've an old FIAT 500! ), too. If you want to have a look of my works, you can visit my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/zannottigabriele

Excuse me... I couldn't find a way to send a private message... Within a few days I'll show you my progress, but unfortunately I'm not very able to use software like modo or blender I continue following this post! Thanks everybody

Hi everybody! I'm Gabriele (called "zanna") from Italy! Since months I'm trying to create photorealistic renderings of my creations and today I saw this topic on this forum. Virtualrepublic: I think your renders are fantastic... o.O I'm trying to follow your instructions and I hope i will learn! I actually use LDD, POVRay and LDD2POVray but it take very much time... matt_one: I just see you are Italian too!