[osku - - -]

Hello folks, this is my 1st own topic here.

We made cardboard cubes at school during last two weeks. The idea was to get different moods from the same scene by modifying lights. Here are six photos from my box. (size (30cm)^3, materials: cardboard & paper. Digi photos' levels edited in PS)

I got myself a new host, so Let's see how thisone works.










C&C appreciated.
sorry about my bad english:)
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[balistic]

That is awesome.
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[ejwize]

I'd love to check these images out... but Geocities is teh suq.

[Bilbo]

Pretty cool.. very nice lighting, what kind of light sources did you use? is it my imagination or do some of the lights actually shine through the paper? nice effect! I also like the low dof in some of the images, adds a good sense of depth to it.

[NeoFun]

that is about the coolest thing I've seen all day.
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[Matthew]

Wow those are very cool.

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[spooge demon]

I like this a lot. Very nice process. I would love to try it sometime if I ever get the patience.

[william willette]

hehe...

you only hafto rub of off gods gift to amaze someone

this scene type is perfect for lego animation, you can ad all the effects in 3d. ( blood, rain, flying hippos..)

[Size]

these are sweet man! love em
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[Pickman]

Not only is the whole idea very cool, also your Elaboration is very well done!!!

[Basement bound]

Nice. I have tinkered with this stuff before. It takes alot of time. I never though took the time to play with lighting. I am very impressed and inspired.
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[Max]

Wow - very interesting pictures...

[SolarC]

Very inspiring stuff! I like the mood of every picture you posted.

[osku - - -]

Glad you liked them.

I found out myself, how important a good lighting is(and how much you can correct the lights in PS:) The scene looks actually kind of dull in normal ambient light. The lights I used were actually a pair of table-lights and two flashlights with coloured plastic sheets. I also used a transparend kind of paper layers at the water and in the background clouds. This was done to get a "self-illuminating" material when illuminated from behind. I also cut holes to the bottom side of the hills to get the light bounce between mountain layers. The grid cut at the roof is actually a fake prspective:)

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/Osku

[Lunatique]

This is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time.

And getting a compliment from Spooge is quite an accomplishment!

[Gambit]

That is some wonderful work, osku! Each scene has very different feels... thanks for posting your work.
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