First of all, here is the link to my grad film proposal.
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In Bob's Lighting n Rendering class, I decided to do some test renders of my grad film as the final project. Here is the night scene with the absence of the lion:
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（for my final image, I took Bob's feedback and applied a settle rim light, it is really necessary since her hair is almost as dark as the night sky. Bob's other feedback was saying that the dome was a bit too claustrophobic, this I felt it too so I'll be careful next time when I re-model the dome.）
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Andddd here are a couple behind-the-scenes images:
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| Inside the viewport! |
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| Zooming back! |
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| Wireframe! |
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| Set Exterior! |
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Again, I am hindered by too many rigging problems. At this moment, I still have a few more issues to fix, plus the weighting isn't perfect yet. I couldn't do any animation test with an imperfect rig. But I learned a lot this week, so that's great. Here are some things I did:
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| It's looking a bit messy since there are a lot of ctrls, but every one of them is needed! |
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| It's my first time rigging with influence objects, but they are actually very handy and easy to work with. |
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I love twisting and posing the eyebrows around. Two ctrls are actually enough for this, I never knew.
*Gasp!* |
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Posing this creepy smile reminds me that I still need a ctrl that will move the whole mouth together. |
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| Influence objects rig my dress pretty well too. This works easier than joints rig in my opinion. |
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TO-DO List for self:
-better weighting
-whole mouth ctrl
-fix R_arm ctrls
-add fingers ctrl for both hands
-animation test
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