Advertising with Lightwave and Vue 4 Professional |
Pinball Off Road
With 8 years experience in advertising, Platinum Studio has produced marketing images for many of the world’s leading brands.Let's take a look at one of their latest creations: Pinball Off Road.
Pinball Off Road |
"Pinball Off Road" is the result of a financial ad for BBDO - Portugal. "[BBDO] explained to us the whole concept of the commercial idea and asked us if it was possible to be designed in 3D. The idea involved an Off Road pinball machine," said Flavio Albino, one of Platinum's lead artists. |
Hit The Road!
The Platinum staff started by building a mock up made out of clay (in real-size scale), so they could study how they would distribute the lands and also the dynamics of the car.After the mock up was approved by the contractor, the final picture was created using Vue 4 Professional, Lightwave and Photoshop. Here, we will take a further look at how the picture was created:
Starting From Scratch |
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Platinum first started by creating the gound with Vue, and added different pieces of terrain as they went along.
Adding More Terrains!
To show the abililty for the SUV to wander anywhere, the Platinum team thought it was a good idea to mix many kinds of landscapes, such as himalayan-style mountains, arrid deserts, wild forests or even a volcano! Every one of these elements was created with Vue 4 Professional.Himalayan Mounts |
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Every terrain was modeled separately, and then rendered in really high quality (3000*4000 pixels each). That way, it was easier to test each terrain and choose the ones that looked best.
Making The Volcano |
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Welcome To The Wild Side!
After adding all these new terrains to the final project, the next step was to scatter vegetation all over the scene.Creating The Jungle |
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Completing The Scene With 3D Models!
SUV Modeling In Lightwave | Tibetan Temple Final Model |
(Can you locate the temple in the ad? This gives you an idea of the precision of the work of the team!)
Everything was then incorporated into the final scene. The final scene contained over 47 million poylgons!
The whole file was rendered on Macs (Dual 2GHz G5s with 4GB RAM and Dual 1GHz G4s with 1.5 GB RAM).
Finaly, the whole image was assembled and finalized in Photoshop. The final image was 3,6 GB large and took about 2 hours to process in Photoshop!
"We closed our studio to all others clients and after one month and a half of non-stop hard work (weekends included), many overnights, no sleep and we don't know for sure how many cold pizzas, we came up with this history of Pinball Off Road!"
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