/r/MattePainting
A place to share works, techniques, tutorials, interviews and promote artists.
A place to share info about techniques, tutorials, artists and interviews.
Submission rule:
Matte Painting is a photo real approach to combine photographs, 3D and painting techniques to match the plate and replace green/blue screen.
Please do not confuse this with Illustration or concept art.
Successful matte painting in film is indistinguishable from the rest of the scenery.
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/r/MattePainting
Hi everyone, this is my first job. I just started to do all this a lot of things I do not know .So I have a bad result such and I do not know how I can improve it. Therefore, I decided to write here in the hope that people will respond to help me improve it.Thanks in advance to all the people who will respond and decide to help me.
Not too much of a pro. Used some motorcycle parts to make the ships. Overlapped different textures. Hope you guys like it.
Kindly review my matte painting
Can linux be used for matte painting? I can't stand adobe and windows...
Recently saw ‘close encounters’ in the cinema and was blown away by the sublime matte images of farmland and mountains. Does anybody know any sources where I can find high quality pictures of these mattes (or even prints)?
Does anybody know of a site that host regular challenges? I'd like to better my skills and think online challenges with a brief and a deadline will help me improve. Whenever I do a search the results usually show sites with finished challenges with no new ones.
For anyone interested in the old school art of traditional matte painting, I can't recommend NZPete's blog enough.
Hi guys, I have made recently this teaser using some simple tools and assist by AI. I hope you like it ;) .
Is there anyone in this group that does Matte painting by hand? Like in the films made in the '50s through '70s. Would love to see your work.