Hi everyone! I posted video on Patreon about recreating Minas Tirith without speeding up time + blend.file, link in the description. p.s.: theme for Blender interface from this video drive.google.com/file/d/1nR3Dyhs_cK6XdhGtt2csytprxDscmpyf/view?usp=sharing
What's crazy is, I don't think I saw anything extreme or stupidly complex the entire time. The spatial understanding and creativity to execute what you see inside of Blender using techniques most Blender uses would know is the kicker. The end result is phenomenal!
Just saying, if you ever decided to put together a 20-40 hour course where you show you production workflow, with modelling tips and shortcuts and best practices doing one of these scenes from start to finish you would have at least one VERY stoked student. I would happily pay ~$80 or $100 for that course and I don't think I am the only one. Just food for thought.
What a stunningly beautiful end result! I feel like this awakened something deep inside my soul. Truly rare and magical artwork. Thank you for this great experience
Anyone remember the Minas Tirith Project? It was ages ago (~2003?) about when the third LOTR film came out, and was trying to be a collaborative effort between a bunch of 3d artists who were trying to make a model of Minas Tirith. It took months and they didn't finish it. It's amazing that Blender is free, and powerful enough for one person on their own to do stuff like this.
They were probably trying to make it look good even up close. That is a much taller order than this piece. Which is still stunning and better than I can do, don't get me wrong.
@@alyu6351 Rivendell is a valley in J. R. R. Tolkien's fictional world of Middle-earth, representing both a homely place of sanctuary and a magical Elvish otherworld.
I just shared this on all my blender friends dm and a few blender discords I am in... More people need to see the amazingness that you create... Great job, I just started blender 2 weeks ago and seeing this, gives me lots of ideas...
Ну, подумать могли, и даже вполне могли бы всё это на компьютере сделать, но тогда стоимость фильма была бы заоблачной в те времена. Даже сейчас Нолан предпочитает разрушать реальную технику, т.к. это дешевле и реалистичнее, чем компьютерная графика. Пример полностью смоделированной на компе сцены - разрушение Барад Дура. Команда хотела, чтобы разрушение башни было максимально реалистичным, но для этого нужна была подробнейшая 3D модель, а впереди было Рождество. Ну, команда ушла на праздники, а один человек вместо отдыха просто самостоятельно сделал полную копию с реального макета. И когда съёмочная команда вернулась с праздников, он такой: "С рождеством вас!" Именно благодаря той модели мы и видим одно из эпичнейших разрушений в истории кино
@@pvl7644Вообщем над такой сценой пришлось бы работать солидной команде, возможно нескольким отделам, с железом приспособленным под каждый этап, а для рендера достойного уровня использовать рендер ферму.
На хорошем железе я и сейчас такую сцену сделаю с такой же скоростью как автор. Но вопрос - с таким количеством полигонов время рендера на 4К -1 минуты фильма??? И на каком железе это рендерить чтоб за год полный метр сделать? Для Голливуда может и не вопрос а если "Труба пониже и дым пожиже" - "Коля , Коля Николай - сиди дома не гуляй!"
I really cannot believe my eyes. Its like I m dreaming. This is so incredible!!!! I really love this so much. This is top notch work. Its amazing how blender helps you to create incredible scenes fast, easily and flexibly! Just need to know how to build 3D scenes and its all set to go. P.S imagine how long it took to create this when they were creating LOTR, cuz even softwares haven't had many useful features that time, so I m guessing they put really lots of hard work to create this amazing city. Congratulations Man :)
the creators of the films about the Lord of the rings have done a titanic work on this universe, I don't think anyone is capable of doing something like that now😊
They put in more hard work than you think. They made multiple Minas Tirith live sets and models for different scales at Weta workshop. Those guys really clocked in their hours at LOTR. The funniest part was when they were filming the moment when a ton of skulls fall on Aragorn and the party. They made a TRUCKLOAD of custom skulls, and then figured out they had to do another camera angle with a big picture. And so they also made all those skulls AGAIN in miniature.
Minas Tirith in the movie was a miniature set. I say miniature but it was, like, 10 feet tall. Not sure if it's on display any more but I imagine they didn't destroy it - it was an absolute work of art.
Outstanding job! I learned Blender in my teenage years in the 2000s I loved it. I believe it was version 2.4xx back then. I went into electronics and PCB design and couldn't practice Blender for about 10 years, and now when I downloaded the latest release 3.3.1 I was very frustrated that a lot of key combinations changed, layers changed, the layout changed as well. I'm glad to see the community grow. Best wishes to everyone. Keep up the good work.
First time seeing any blender RUclips video or video in general. Have always used solidworks & got certified in it before even knowing this was a thing.. the freedom & flexibility you seem to have in this vs solidworks looks to be a night & day of a difference. Have been considering trying out Blender for a few weeks now… you just convinced me within the first 5min of this video to give it a go lol. From one 3D modeler to another, amazing work & attention to detail🙌
This looks fantastic! One thing nearly everyone gets wrong (including the LOTR movies) is the outer wall was black, made out of the same material as Orthanc. Probably obsidian or some form of black granite.
dude you're amazing!! All the talent aside just the fucking discipline it would've taken to keep coming back to this and finish this...AMAZING!! Great stuff! You're very talented!
FOR GONDOR!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE BEST THING IN THE WHOLE WORLD!!!! DO MORE!!! Maybe try Edoras and Rohan? I just love your work... Could you explain your texture setup for the walls and grass?
Man you always nail the fantastical look of these things. Love your work Edit: Never knew that the clay strips brush was so useful for natural looking formations, will definitely be using it in the future
Просто бомба! Эх наши бы технологии и в 2000ный год ! Фильм бы был бы ещё более крутым . Автору желаю нескончаемого вдохновения чтоб радовать нас такими же сочными рендерами !
Hi everyone! I posted video on Patreon about recreating Minas Tirith without speeding up time + blend.file, link in the description.
p.s.: theme for Blender interface from this video drive.google.com/file/d/1nR3Dyhs_cK6XdhGtt2csytprxDscmpyf/view?usp=sharing
your skills are amazing. How long did it take to finish this master piece
2 week
@@sketchinginblender the google drive link is no video, its a xml-file
@@JuliusLong video link in description, google drive - theme for blender ui
Very Nice work. I am very Impressed.
Sad that they made a Mistake in the Movie (the outer Wall of Minas Tirith is Black in the Books)
What's crazy is, I don't think I saw anything extreme or stupidly complex the entire time. The spatial understanding and creativity to execute what you see inside of Blender using techniques most Blender uses would know is the kicker. The end result is phenomenal!
Just saying, if you ever decided to put together a 20-40 hour course where you show you production workflow, with modelling tips and shortcuts and best practices doing one of these scenes from start to finish you would have at least one VERY stoked student. I would happily pay ~$80 or $100 for that course and I don't think I am the only one.
Just food for thought.
you are absolutely not the only one.
Same
👍
I would too
Yes, this is a great idea. I would buy it too.
What a stunningly beautiful end result! I feel like this awakened something deep inside my soul. Truly rare and magical artwork. Thank you for this great experience
One of the best blender youtuber
thank you very much😊
Anyone remember the Minas Tirith Project? It was ages ago (~2003?) about when the third LOTR film came out, and was trying to be a collaborative effort between a bunch of 3d artists who were trying to make a model of Minas Tirith. It took months and they didn't finish it. It's amazing that Blender is free, and powerful enough for one person on their own to do stuff like this.
They were probably trying to make it look good even up close. That is a much taller order than this piece. Which is still stunning and better than I can do, don't get me wrong.
This looks great buddy. Really nice work.
Thank you very much 😉
First Rivendale, now Minas Tirith, how about some Hobbit love with the Shire next? Not as complex at these, but room for a lot of detail.
What's Rinvendale? Rivendell + Dale?
@@alyu6351 Rivendell is a valley in J. R. R. Tolkien's fictional world of Middle-earth, representing both a homely place of sanctuary and a magical Elvish otherworld.
Nope. Next time he will be taking the hobbits to Isengard. Legolas said so.
No. Khazad-dûm. In its entirety.
@@blippedyblop That would be cool.
This is absolutely amazing, and the end result is beautiful, thank you for these videos!
thanks😊
Holy cow! The final result, I could not believe me eyes. The scale of the scene looks perfect, and the coloring, you really hit it home! Very nice
thank you very much😉
Stunning work! Love the fine detail of the birds in motion that add realism to a mythical scene.
thanks a lot)
I just shared this on all my blender friends dm and a few blender discords I am in... More people need to see the amazingness that you create... Great job, I just started blender 2 weeks ago and seeing this, gives me lots of ideas...
Thank you so much😊
ty for sharing this amazing workflow, loved the way you added clouds in the sky texture!!
This work needs to get millions of likes.
I planned to skip through this... i could not... Stunning work.. Wow
Thanks☺
Incredible man, you make it look easy…just crushing the modeling in vanilla blender. Amazing!
Thanks😊
Beautifull !!
В 2000 году,и когда создавался фильм и подумать никто не мог, что такую сцену можно будет собрать на обычном компе.
За труд респект автору)
Спасибо большое☺
Ну, подумать могли, и даже вполне могли бы всё это на компьютере сделать, но тогда стоимость фильма была бы заоблачной в те времена. Даже сейчас Нолан предпочитает разрушать реальную технику, т.к. это дешевле и реалистичнее, чем компьютерная графика.
Пример полностью смоделированной на компе сцены - разрушение Барад Дура. Команда хотела, чтобы разрушение башни было максимально реалистичным, но для этого нужна была подробнейшая 3D модель, а впереди было Рождество. Ну, команда ушла на праздники, а один человек вместо отдыха просто самостоятельно сделал полную копию с реального макета. И когда съёмочная команда вернулась с праздников, он такой: "С рождеством вас!" Именно благодаря той модели мы и видим одно из эпичнейших разрушений в истории кино
@@pvl7644Вообщем над такой сценой пришлось бы работать солидной команде, возможно нескольким отделам, с железом приспособленным под каждый этап, а для рендера достойного уровня использовать рендер ферму.
в бесплатных программах
На хорошем железе я и сейчас такую сцену сделаю с такой же скоростью как автор. Но вопрос - с таким количеством полигонов время рендера на 4К -1 минуты фильма??? И на каком железе это рендерить чтоб за год полный метр сделать? Для Голливуда может и не вопрос а если "Труба пониже и дым пожиже" - "Коля , Коля Николай - сиди дома не гуляй!"
Your best scene yet, really high quality, great work
Thank you so much😊
It is quite clear that you obviously know what you are doing. This was inspiring. Thank you.
I'm really new to learning blender and your videos make me very excited about what I'm going to learn ! Thank you very much !
Thanks😊
Amazing, excellent work!
Thanks☺
Your talent to make something so realistic with only blender is just amazing. It's really beautiful, gg
Thanks☺
Genius. Love blender!
Wow, just wow. Such an amazing work man. congrats!!!!
THis is really high quality work.
Thanks)
Annnnnd subbed great job man it looks amazing
Thank you ☺
What grass asset is that, They look so great in the foreground!
GScatter)
Watching this is completely unreal! Keep up the good work, and thanks for the inspiration!
I really cannot believe my eyes. Its like I m dreaming. This is so incredible!!!!
I really love this so much. This is top notch work. Its amazing how blender helps you to create incredible scenes fast, easily and flexibly! Just need to know how to build 3D scenes and its all set to go.
P.S imagine how long it took to create this when they were creating LOTR, cuz even softwares haven't had many useful features that time, so I m guessing they put really lots of hard work to create this amazing city.
Congratulations Man :)
the creators of the films about the Lord of the rings have done a titanic work on this universe, I don't think anyone is capable of doing something like that now😊
They put in more hard work than you think. They made multiple Minas Tirith live sets and models for different scales at Weta workshop. Those guys really clocked in their hours at LOTR. The funniest part was when they were filming the moment when a ton of skulls fall on Aragorn and the party. They made a TRUCKLOAD of custom skulls, and then figured out they had to do another camera angle with a big picture. And so they also made all those skulls AGAIN in miniature.
Minas Tirith in the movie was a miniature set. I say miniature but it was, like, 10 feet tall. Not sure if it's on display any more but I imagine they didn't destroy it - it was an absolute work of art.
Absolutely incredible, you are incredibly talented
thanks
Outstanding job! I learned Blender in my teenage years in the 2000s I loved it. I believe it was version 2.4xx back then. I went into electronics and PCB design and couldn't practice Blender for about 10 years, and now when I downloaded the latest release 3.3.1 I was very frustrated that a lot of key combinations changed, layers changed, the layout changed as well. I'm glad to see the community grow. Best wishes to everyone. Keep up the good work.
Moaar! Erebor would be a glorious undertaking.
Amazing! Beautiful result! Thank you!
Oh my God, this is insane! One should be a professional architect to create such a masterpiece. Good job, man. I really enjoyed your video.
thanks😊
Epic, I was thinking about this the other day and didn't find that anybody had done it in this detail. Great job!
Thanks☺
A great handling of the interface. You definitely make Blender feel a lot less difficult than I am looking at it as.
Ну всё.. Пошла жара! Опять бессонные ночи, красные глаза и много вопросов! Спасибо!!
bro i am trekking mountains with this soundtrack holy wow this is amazing. Great work as well
It was fascinating to look at this as an architect and someone working with games and XR. Very cool stuff! Kudos on mastering your craft!
This is so amazing to watch. Awesome project man!
thanks😊
An absolute stunning artwork. Respect.
Thank you so much😊
Incredible work!! 🙌🏻 LOVE the LOTR series-Keep it going!
Tremendooo!! 😱😱😱👏🏻👏🏻
First time seeing any blender RUclips video or video in general. Have always used solidworks & got certified in it before even knowing this was a thing.. the freedom & flexibility you seem to have in this vs solidworks looks to be a night & day of a difference. Have been considering trying out Blender for a few weeks now… you just convinced me within the first 5min of this video to give it a go lol. From one 3D modeler to another, amazing work & attention to detail🙌
WOW! This is incredible, great work!
Thank you so much😊
WOW! Amazing job! Congrats ❤
Thank you so much😊
Your videos inspire me
Это просто охренеть как круто! Восхищаюсь твоими богоподобными работами. Надеюсь, когда-нибудь дорасту до такого уровня.
bro thanks a lot, im your fan and i adore this magnificent art, letting us to have your creations what a man i love you bro!
gotta respect all the elbow grease going into this. excellent work!
Thanks☺
Congrats x Congrats. Astonishing !
This looks fantastic! One thing nearly everyone gets wrong (including the LOTR movies) is the outer wall was black, made out of the same material as Orthanc. Probably obsidian or some form of black granite.
I have been meaning to make this city in 3D for ages. This may have just inspired me to try. Amazing work :)
thanks a lot🤗
when I saw the thumbnail I was like there's no way. omg this is sooo good!
Как всегда эпичный объем работы
Спасибо) было очень непросто 😌
@@sketchinginblender не думал такое сделал русскоговорящий! Круто,а будут подробные туториалы,а не таймлапсы?
@@muzammilhalimov будут, но чуть позже, пока сам практикуюсь, прокачиваю скилл
@@sketchinginblender "обучая,ты сам глубже понимаешь изученное", Так что будем ждать!
@@sketchinginblender а в фильме свет так же был или нет? Кажется он тут неправильно стоит. Или минас-тирит по ту сторону экватора находится)
dude you're amazing!! All the talent aside just the fucking discipline it would've taken to keep coming back to this and finish this...AMAZING!! Great stuff! You're very talented!
Thank you so much😊
Dude! Amazing!
I am literally speechless. HOW IS IT SO REALISTIC AND PERFECT?
FOR GONDOR!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE BEST THING IN THE WHOLE WORLD!!!! DO MORE!!! Maybe try Edoras and Rohan? I just love your work... Could you explain your texture setup for the walls and grass?
Recently rewatched the LOTR trilogy and it holds up today as well as any movie in the last 20 years. Fantastic work.
Thanks for sharing fantastic process of your craft!
They say beauty comes in different forms,...your work is one of them👍👍
Thank you so much😊
Beautiful work! Do you have a breakdown of how you created the complex node network at 17:00 minutes?
Автор просто невероятно реалистичные модели делает, что самому хочется дальше расти, чтобы приблизиться к такому уровню👍
Спасибо)
how many years did it take for you to become this good? and how did you begin blender? what courses/channels do you recommend?
Man you always nail the fantastical look of these things. Love your work
Edit: Never knew that the clay strips brush was so useful for natural looking formations, will definitely be using it in the future
thank you very much😉
One of the best renders I’ve probably ever seen.
WOW, just WOW! Great work!
Wow, this is amazing. i can imagine a big war here. 😱😱
Wow! Impressive work ....Congratulations! It really looks great and comparable to the original. I might buy your MinasTirith model as well.
absolutely breathtaking and inspiring.
I'm 35. Now I know what I'll be learning for the rest of my life.
Absolute Legend!
Keep inspiring
Thanks)
truly astonishing ! Love it
Thanks☺
Просто бомба! Эх наши бы технологии и в 2000ный год ! Фильм бы был бы ещё более крутым . Автору желаю нескончаемого вдохновения чтоб радовать нас такими же сочными рендерами !
Спасибо большое☺
The basic of the basics of a tutorial is FIRST show to the viewers the final result of the work. Without this the tutorial get boring.
So good man! Keep it coming. I'd love to see you create all of the Middle Earth locations. The Hornburg or Rohan next!
what a remarkable art bro 👏
To say this is amazing would not do it justice. Wow!!!!
This came out great nice work!
That is wicked cool. Makes me wanna start dabbling in land scapes
Amazing! Will you do a tutorial on your texture painting/landscape creation process? It amazes me every time how good it looks!
Nice! would love to see how you texture painted those mountains in details ! :)
I'm so glad I found this channel, I discovered you with Rivendell, I'm hyped, let's go!
Thanks a lot☺
Unbelieveable! You have my Respect bro! Good job :)
Amazing once again!
Thx😊
Absolutely insane! This is one of the most majestic artworks I've seen in Blender. I'm lost for words.
Cool to see someone still doing landscape modelling and not just sticking photoscans in
Amazing work!
Bravo. Clouds in mountains looking realistic.
Absolutely speechless! Bravo 👏🏻
Thanks)
woooooooooow this is beautiful, man!!!
i think i can speak for all: we definitely need a tutorial of your art! :D great work!
This is a masterpiece!
Thank you so much
Mordor is an interesting landscape you could also sketch when you want!!
Awesome videos dudee :)
I don't know a single thing you did but what fantastic finishing product!
What an extraordinary work!
WOW!!!
This is by far the best video to learn the object- and edit mode of blender.
love your videos man!
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