quick and easy water

[Sav]

Just a little doodle. I was after a specific shape on the surface which I just couldn't have done with particles - at least, I might have stumbled across something reasonably similar a few days down the line. So I just started of with a terrain and sculpted the features I wanted. Some of the loose bubbles are made by the grabdoc>make alpha>make 3D route too. Rendered in Cinema, finished off in Photoshop. Very simple and yet had I not had ZB I would've been scratching my head
;)
WaterFin.jpg

Cheers
Sav

[Frenchy Pilou]

Pilou

[ilusiondigital]

Cool water

[cosmic*f00l*]

very effective and so simple for a complex item with quite high detail nice clear info on prossess also :cool: :tu: :tu: :tu:

[cathuria]

A simple & great looking solution -- thanks for sharing!

[Sav]

Thanks for your kind comments, it was fun to do :)
Sav

[sirquadalot]

Very Nice! What material are you using. It would be cool to see you make a glass of cola with this technique.

[Abyssis]

ya, Sav: simple but very :tu: good

[jantim]

That's a great looking surface ,Sav....and a nice render :cool:

jantim

[shivmoo]

YET ANOTHER COOL USE FOR ZBRUSH :tu::tu:
i would love to know the material you are using.. that is so awesome;)

[Sav]

Thank you people. The material is a Cinema4D one (R8.2), nothing complicated. If its relevant to anyone I can post it up.
Cheers
Sav

[cosmic*f00l*]

it looks a little like liquid silver

[Giantsun]

WOW!!! :eek:

[RawSunlight]

A great result! :)
Will have to give it a go; am guessing you tried the gel shaders and the result wasn't as good... might see (sea?) if I can come up with a mat that works
Very cool, dude :D

[Sav]

Thanks. :D
I always do final renders in Cinema so I never tried any ZB materials.
I'd like to start doing some ZB only images though to see how they come out.
Cheers

[- FoOD -]

cool Sav - looks really nice :tu:

[Sav]

cheers foOD