Bulldozer making-of

I made a making-of of this image: bit.ly/BDozer
Made with Blender, Gimp and Krita in Linux (Ubuntu GNOME)
The original drawn concept is by: Jean-Brice Dugait - jbdugait.blogsp...
Music is the 038 release from cyan-music.com

[@AdamKrol]

Great post render work. So much tuning, wow.

[@BlenderFrance]

Truly amazing work ! i love the painting effects you add with Krita.

[@spatdsg]

Great making of ,thanks for posting. Love the blender workflow.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Superb model and great modeling, thanks for that add on point out!

[@defmaka]

So inspiring, I'm impressed with the uwunwrapping via smart unwrap that worked nicely even on this model. It's really instructive how it results nicely detailed even if you don't use a lot of supporting loops ( or at least you use a lot less then I would have, leading me to think that I over abuse them, ahahahhaha).

[@KarribuCG]

Simply amazing!

[@keevee09]

Amazing work! Thank you for posting.

[@DmytroDoblevych]

I just watched all 33 minutes of it and it flew by like 5 minutes. I am surprised how big a proportion of time the post took. It looks like it makes sense to first learn proper post techniques before delving into 3D.

DmytroDoblevych Wow, Thank you very much! But if I actually knew a proper way to do it, it could have taken only a couple of minutes I guess. However, on top of that, I'm using a destructive compositing method here, which doesn't allow you to go back if you have for example blurred some part of the image too much and then collapsed the image. I try to learn to do the compositing straight in Blender. Watch my Fishy-Cat tutorial about that kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmHNZ36nqJWieJo Thanks!

[@DmytroDoblevych]

Manu Järvinen I just re-read my comment and I realized it can be perceived as if I'm criticizing your post-production skills. This isn't the case, I was only making a mental note to myself. Your skills are awesome.

DmytroDoblevych Aa, hehe :P No no, I didn't perceive it like that. I was just saying that there are better ways to do the same thing. The method I used is not very good for professional studio, for example. It's so hard to make changes if the end-result is not liked. Thanks for the nice words :)

[@johanneskopton]

This is incredible! Awesome work!

[@patrickkerwick]

That was fantastic, such a treat to watch!

[@davidronalds1066]

This is Brilliant. Would love it to be a tutorial DVD

[@jeromechoain]

brilliant, the design and the realisation. would love to have it at normal speed for the texturing part :)

[@bozanic42]

Awesome... make more of this stuff :-)

[@rexk4208]

This is great. By now, i'm just trying to understand the magic that's happening between 13.00 and 13.30

Jörn Ohmen I actually used both the dirty vertex colors and worn edges map. They yield different kind of results. Worn edges are more sharp white edges.

[@23121982di]

Cool video, it looks like you finished modelling in few hours, how long did it really take to finish row modelling?

[@mikasuvanto9895]

Löysin linkin sun kotisivuilta tänne ja sun kotisivuille jostain ihme paikasta mitä en ees muista mut tosi mukava fiilis nois sun kuvis ja malleis... Hienoa työtä!

Heei, kiitos paljon! Kiva kuulla :)

[@VS-dy6xl]

Create timelapse, thanks for your work.

[@chukwudie.o888]

Wow thanks this is awesome, but please can you upload the texturing part of the making of again but in slow version

[@stevenwhatedits]

Great work! What post proccessing program did you use? Thanks for the vid anyway... it was amazing. =D

[@alexanderbilz1580]

He used Gimp and Krita :)

[@alecfarai]

well done :P love the detail :)

[@hectorsigma1]

i like this video and the music . ist really good .

[@jean-bricedugait2196]

Cool dude!

[@urmetivask3997]

sweet dude

[@MrFatPony]

Dude you are awsome thanks for tutorial :).

[@kraphik3d]

taattua Manun laatua!

[@TheKlisa]

one day i will be good like you one day.can u sell this bulldozer in turbosquid? i am curious

[@BatouV-Maggle]

:O Amazing

[@KarribuCG]

Any chance of a tutorial regarding how you did the textures?

Perhaps in the future. That's a bit complicated stuff, so I would need to prepare it well. However, CGCookie's material/shading lessons are superb!

[@KarribuCG]

They are, but your video made me remember how good open source software can really be.

[@KarribuCG]

Is that linux I see?

Karribu Yep, Ubuntu GNOME

[@3Descape]

whats this warn Edges Map?? Is this an addon? Where can I find this.. thanks

[@Igor123A]

just google Worn Edges Map Blender

[@3Descape]

that was easy.. thanks man!

[@drugfreeyouthmusicproject9533]

How can I contact this gentleman... Manu... There is no email address on his contact page on his website? I got a proposal for him.

[@SaifArabb]

Please tell me what theme u using in blender ?

It might be this, if I remember correctly: www.glg-3d-designer.it/work/moyo/ - however, I have added the background gradient and properties/tools-panel transparency from the settings

[@SaifArabb]

Can you upload your theme somewhere. Thank u for replying :)

Saif Mohamd Sure. Even though I'm suspecting it doesn't work well. But here's the .xml bit.ly/ManuTheme If it works, then excellent :)

[@SaifArabb]

Thanks alot! it works :D

Saif Mohamd Awesome! :D

[@RodrigoAdriano]

19:14 Addon ?