Didier Konings: The Abandoned City matte painting tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Didier Konings is the talented Lead Digital Matte Painter at Aaron Sims Company. In this tutorial Didier walks you through his process for creating a matte painting from the concept and reference stage right through to creating a final piece that is ready to hand over to a compositor.
One of THE best things I have seen on RUclips this year! The attention to detail is mind blowing! THANK YOU!!
I'm saving this video in my matte painting playlist for further studying.
I love these sort of matte paintings. I worked on this indie film Dreaming of a White Doomsday so I was ready to do a full on apocalyptic town (yeah it's really a cliche but... hey?!" but all I had to do was to 2D paint a abandoned grey dirt covered plain and some "White Cliffs of Dover" like structures for the foreground.
Another shot I just had to put in a wooden collapsed building -- which was fun because the location manager asked during the screening: "Where's this shot?" The director said: "Are you kidding me, that's the lumberyard where we snuck in on Sundays!"
-"I can't recall that house there?!"
"Seriously dude? That's mattepainted and comped in by Ray!"
And I did some snowy set extensions.
I like doing 3D as well but it takes SOOOOO much more time than just doing a 2.5D projection.
I enjoyed a lot while I was watching this work
Shout out from Egypt
Thankyou so much for explaining the process and the thought process as well 😍
This truly is an incredible tutorial, keep up the great work Didier!
I love watching your work!
reminds me of the last of us.
I was thinking of the exact same thing
nice work! its always fun to do matte painting of a post apocalyptic city!
I still dont kknwo how u use the same alpha channel on the taxi^^............can somebody help out?
Amazing, thank you so much!
Great Job Mr. Didier. I love your work. Thanks for the video
Such a helpful video and well explained, thank you so much for this!
Didier thanks for that, really cool tut. And very cool work.
Really great work! 🎉
I am always worried about the copyrights when i do that type of work. How do i stay in the legal zone when i mix images?
Use your own images.
Take your own photos, find free pictures (non copyright) on the websites, or pay small amount of fee on sites like gettyimage.
I was wondering to know how to search for the stocks and find what I imagine
Hey do you take the photos yourself ? Cause I'm having a real hard time finding some city images on the internet.. And fitting everything to the perspective.
Amazing!!
Hi! Here just wondering where did you get those ripped clothes! Trying to find out something similar but no success so far!
Nice tutorial. explained well. Thank you!
Can you provide us the link of those resources you've used.... Thank you in advance 🙂
Wow awesome
Carbon based lifeforms ❤️
Where would i be able to buy/download PNG's of foliage like the ones used in this video?
Great video. Highly appreciated. For future reference, the background music sometimes makes it hard to hear the commentary.
Thank you! Really useful
Awsome!!
Glad you liked it.
How did you create that sunrise? What did you use to create that effect?
Thank youuuuu!
beautiful tutorial the background of the city where you got it?
type "west 34st panorama" on google i will find it :P
classic
Gemial, aunque pierde tiempo en darle detalles a cosas que al final ni se notan, como por ejemplo el anuncio del taxy, para que cambiarlo si al final quedo igual, no se nota lo que era!
congratulation ! But, could you give me your ressources pliz ? i can't find them in internet
very cool
how can find the file ? plants car and etc
23:01 on fait comment ....? moi ca fonctionne pas le calque pour le transformer comme je voudrais
Joues avec le masque de fusion et un niveau et ça devrait faire le taff
Great tutorial, don't need the background music.
exellent thx!
well done
I AM LEGEND
What is the music? It's very calming.
Hammock
Not a matte painting, strictly speaking, is it? You couldn't have this as a background in a movie and it be believable as the actual background - which is what matte paintings are used for. Yours is a concept painting.