#CGI

[hannibalrp250]

Ooc: that is the most CGI dog ever oml 😭😭 They couldn’t just ise a real dog??

It’s kind of sad, actually. I would rather have bad movie effects but real props instead of okay movie effects but everything is digital. It takes away the magic of acting and all of the fun bts stuff :(

#krypto stole the whole show

[madame-helen]

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Kenneth Snelson Chain Bridge Bodies (1990)

[prokopetz]

I love practical effects as much as the next nerd, but sometimes I watch a making-of feature about a movie from the 1980s that's like "this rig could only be operated by a puppeteer with congenital dwarfism standing on their head, and they had to do each scene in one take because if they wore it for more than 25 minutes they had to call an ambulance", and I think, you know, maybe CGI has its place after all.

[probablyasocialecologist]

[perplexingly]

My little 3d diorama, based on a painting by Józef Męcina-Krzesz, "Chopin's Last Chords", which I think is one of the gentlest, most beautiful paintings. Done in Maya, ZBrush and Substance Painter and rendered in Blender

Józef Męcina-Krzesz's original painting:

[haido]

Listen to my story

(KH ver.)

[eroticswaifus00]

Panam & Judy

Credits to the creator

[bodhrancomedy]

When I was about thirteen, I remember dreaming a film trailer. When I woke up, I wrote it down and most of it is generic fantasy oppression fight the system by collecting mcguffins stuff -

But a major stylisation of it was that flat, shiny, Tim Burton/Disney CGI. The world was dripping in this. Everything was that oversaturated, over-polished, over-worked CGI.

But every time they collected/destroyed another Mcguffin, that CGI went away. But by bit it transitioned into real sets and practical effects until there is no noticeable CGI at all. Because that’s the system they were fighting - they weren’t being allowed to see what the real world looked like.

Decay and rot and broken infrastructure were being essentially photoshopped over because our villainous leader had no interest or ability to maintain things. It was only ever a temporary solution thought up by someone who thought that transforming a pack of wolves into humans to be her elite guard force was, in fact, a good idea.

(It was not. There was a whole subplot about the secondary antagonists in-fighting and being driven insane by the disconnect between how humans and wolves think and act where the one which were cubs when transformed were desperate to return to something they’d never experience and the patriarch/matriarch of the family knew they were too changed to ever survive as wolves again - definitely stolen from Terry Pratchett)

But, yeah, I’d be tempted to see if that would work, but with a story not dreamed up by a thirteen year old with an obsession with 1970s actors.

[vizreef]

lovely retro futurism CGI model Commodore HX-64 by Cem Tezcan

[kaijugifs]

[sahind]

MEET STITCH

[lordklemmbaustein]

My FFXIV themed entry for the "Chasm's Call" render challenge. Going back to this accounts roots with a Emet-Selch in Amaurot theme again.

I basically had only 5 out of 30 days to work on this since I had to work on other projects. Still proud of this :)

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Neil Breen - Cade: The Tortured Crossing (2023)

[vaporwave]

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