Isn't this new CGI amazing?
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Isn't this new CGI amazing?
I was strolling along, minding my own business when I came across this amazeing picture of a werewolf (damn, I need to find it though.) Thats when I thought 'Wow'. Put that wolf in the forest, give me that picture and claim werewolves are real, and maybe I'd just have to beleive you. Yet, nothing is as it seems anymore! I love to look at advertisements for cat related things in magizines, sitting at the dentists today I notice an ad for IAMS of cats climbing up on each other to reach a bag of catfood. Though I know no cats are really going to do that, it looked really good.
Its everywhere, photomanipulations and certainly in movies. It seems to be amazing how people can create something looking so real. I was wondering, what do you guys think out it?
((Can't wait to see whats in Freeborn.))
Its everywhere, photomanipulations and certainly in movies. It seems to be amazing how people can create something looking so real. I was wondering, what do you guys think out it?
((Can't wait to see whats in Freeborn.))
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Yikes, I wouldn't have known that wasn't a photo. I would have thought it airbrushed a little, maybe to hide blemishes on the fruit.
In my pipe-dreams of seeing my own story made into a movie, I asked myself what I'd do given an imaginary $100 million budget for special effects. And, I had decided that pure CGI still wasn't quite ready. (Granted, this was a mulling I did back around 2001. CGI tech is growing exponentially, and in a few years, it may soon be indistinguishable from the real thing.) Instead, I opted in my pipe-dream to do traditional puppetry and animatronics, and then use CGI to polish up the effect.
My thoughts proved themselves out with Underworld, which for all its plot flaws and believability issues looked cool. My last thoughts before finding the Pack was if I had the fortune to blow, I'd hire the effects studio who did Underworld and then put them through Goldenwolf Boot Camp, making them learn what wolves and thus werewolves look like. (Fur, tails, noses, etc; all the stuff we've gone over back around February or so.) Today, given the money, I'd probably donate the first $6.1 million to Freeborn, let Cachel, ReQuest, and Albee get famous, and hire them.
In my pipe-dreams of seeing my own story made into a movie, I asked myself what I'd do given an imaginary $100 million budget for special effects. And, I had decided that pure CGI still wasn't quite ready. (Granted, this was a mulling I did back around 2001. CGI tech is growing exponentially, and in a few years, it may soon be indistinguishable from the real thing.) Instead, I opted in my pipe-dream to do traditional puppetry and animatronics, and then use CGI to polish up the effect.
My thoughts proved themselves out with Underworld, which for all its plot flaws and believability issues looked cool. My last thoughts before finding the Pack was if I had the fortune to blow, I'd hire the effects studio who did Underworld and then put them through Goldenwolf Boot Camp, making them learn what wolves and thus werewolves look like. (Fur, tails, noses, etc; all the stuff we've gone over back around February or so.) Today, given the money, I'd probably donate the first $6.1 million to Freeborn, let Cachel, ReQuest, and Albee get famous, and hire them.
Taking a Gestalt approach, since it's the "in" thing...
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I prefer normal drawings and other 'hand-made'-art. CGI gets really old. Just look at the new upcoming remake of 'Stormblast' by Dimmu Borgir. It just sucks compared to the original.




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Aha! I found the picture of the werewolf! Just needs a background.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/17966076/
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/17966076/
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Cool!! Looks good!! I also like the other stuff she has.
Imagine werewolves chaseing this type of squirrel!!
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/18820631/
Imagine werewolves chaseing this type of squirrel!!
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/18820631/
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