Abandoned Fortress / Blender 2.81 and Photoshop timelapse

Creation process of fantasy environment concept art in Blender 2.81 and Photoshop.
Full image here: www.artstation.com/artwork/0X...
Music: Express / KZbin Audio Library
Used textures: texturehaven.com/ and www.textures.com/
Big thanks to Blenders creators for amazing tool.
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[@rubenkaramanites5751]

AWESOMEe. . . I would have used megascans for the terrains and rocks

[@russelp9666]

Would you like to expand your workflow showcase as a fully-instructioned tutorial in the future? Defenitely I will buy it.

[@rhaegal5650]

I have thousands of hours in photoshop but just learning blender, cant wait to use it in my art :)

[@gemineye5412]

Amazing work. I'd love to see tutorials from you in the future, working with blender + photoshop.

[@dougieladd]

Really awesome process.. thanks for posting.

[@RexelBartolome]

nice use of blender in this process!

[@vyzetta]

Really interesting process!

[@nachoalfonsogarcia2305]

Hi! I'm brand new to Blender and as an old Keyshot user I'm having some troubles to actually get an ID pass render with plane colors. I see that you are using the override pass with ID, could explain with a little bit more detail which are the steps to get an ID pass with such bright colours?? Thanks a lot, amazing work btw

[@_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_]

I know this is a year late but are you talking about the part at 3:17? He replied to a comment below with the following: "Its simple stuff. You have to create emission material with hue and sat node in color slot. Hue have to be controlled with Object Info node - Random slot. For render engine use cycles and there is override material option. Here choose FLAT material and its done. Sorry for my bad english. For more clear explanation here you can find some screenshot: drive.google.com/open?id=1YRYZRG_OEhmK1Ma20NEG6ees2-hj3-mY . I hope it was helpful for you ;)"

[@paulcarlone2980]

This is great! Can you take the time to narrate it? This would be of great value to people starting out.

[@daniilponomarenko6847]

I love your art and your workflow! I would love to learn your workflow!

[@swordartdesign]

thank for share your amazing process, waiting your new video everyday :D

[@bigappleandbass9379]

This is great pls do more concept art

[@TheScrewyouth]

Awesome!

[@stounhold1339]

Супершикарно браво

[@TardigradeValorant]

Efficient way of making environments!! real brilliance!

[@relaxingnaturesounds4712]

Great job. Amazing skills. I would really appreciate if you post a complete tutorial on this concept art with blender and photo shop. This will be a great help for beginners like me. Thanks

[@MrNamwons]

So cool! Is there anything you do in particular to generate your perspective grid/lines?

[@bbona89]

This is awesome! I love your work. Can I ask how long did you take to finish this?

[@Altohamy]

that was helpful

[@andreytrukhachev7417]

Many thanks for this video. Yesterday I tried to figure out how to make an Id masks in cycles, but I failed. And today thanks for your video I made one👍

[@artemk4003]

how did you make the Alpha channels (color paths) in Blender?

[@excellenceinanimation960]

Hay man, Iv been wanting to try to create animations with this style, do you have discord? Id like to converse with you and hear if you think it is possible to make animation with this style with reasonable amounts of work.

[@HimBane]

Can you make video guide about what you doing?

[@lucamaretti]

how many hours for makin it ?

[@shubhamparte4335]

How did you get those colour passes..pls help

[@ARTOFBYZ]

Its simple stuff. You have to create emission material with hue and sat node in color slot. Hue have to be controled with Object Info node - Random slot. For render engine use cycles and there is overide material option. Here choose FLAT material and its done. Sorry for my bad english. For more clear explanation here you can find some screenshot: drive.google.com/open?id=1YRYZRG_OEhmK1Ma20NEG6ees2-hj3-mY . I hope it was helpful for you ;)

[@MrCowyedeater]

@@ARTOFBYZ Hey Byz, there is nothing in the link for me, would you be able to update it again?

[@humaidhabeeb482]

What's the name of the ground texture

[@adrianpedraza8612]

What is it called the process he does 0:49 and from who could i learn that?

[@makarawash]

How long did this took you?

[@thomasrivet5494]

He said it took him 4 hours at the beginning of the video.

[@krvyinit]

how were you able to move the textures around for the fortress assets?

[@concept1027]

Open project. Create a second window and set it to be material editor. Create a material that's simple an image texture plugged into the default materials base color. Grab your asset back in the main viewport, hit edit mode, hit A to select all faces of the model. Hit U to bring up unwrap menu, choose default unwrap. With all faces still selected, apply your default material you just created to the model via the material settings panel. It will paint randomly over all faces, but the object will be textured. Head over to the shader editor window and swap to the UV editor. Now whenever you select a face in the main viewport, you'll see the UVs for that face pop up over in the UV editor window (if you don't, see your texture, choose it from the image drop down box just to the right of the proportional editing button in the top menu of that window). Select them your UVs with a simple mouse drag, then move them around the texture to change which part of the texture paints that particular surface. Repeat for all relevant surfaces. Eezy peezy.

[@griefyn]

Abandoned Fortress **deep breathing for those who play tf2**

[@WibuSableng]

HDRI pleasee

[@ShadowGraphGamers]

Nice editing my friend 😊👍👌 new sub and like from me

[@emerestthisk990]

End result is a mess for the eyes and doesn't read well because the person making this doesn't understand composition, atmospheric perspective, colour & lighting etc. The focal point of this seems to be the rocks in the foreground?!?