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Impressive stuff. I wonder if he's inspired by Ian Hubert's work?
by BorisTheBrave 3y ago
Impressive stuff. I wonder if he's inspired by Ian Hubert's work?
- mkaic 3y agoAlmost certainly. As a longtime member of Ian's Patreon, I recognize more than a few specific techniques being used here that he's posted tutorials for on it. Not that the inspiration takes away at all from the final product! The fact that a 16yo made this would be insanely cool even if it was a shot-for-shot remake of an existing movie scene, so any originality that it has beyond that only makes it more cool!
- quadrature 3y agoAgreed, It's really impressive how well they nailed the atmosphere of Ian Hubert's work.
- DonHopkins 3y agoWhat I love about Ian's astonishing work and performance is the sincere, spectacular excitement and enthusiasm he conveys, that shows how tremendously fun it is to be that skilled, talented, and well practiced. It serves not just as a proof of what's possible, but also as an inspiration to put in the hours to learn Blender that well, whichever of its many facets appeal to you.
- Matumio 3y agoAnd in art, you are even encouraged to copy anyone's work, except your own. Getting inspired by another artist is great.
- marcod 3y agoI don't know much about this, but my first association was with Fifth Element :)
- cthalupa 3y agoYeah. Definitely in that vein - Ian's work draws on a whole lot of sci-fi/cyberpunk forebears. He's got a pretty fantastic series of short, hilarious, and extremely useful and practical tutorials for Blender on his channel, and his Dynamo Dream project is hugely impressive - just the credit sequence of the latest episode is interesting enough that I wish it was a whole miniseries itself. https://www.youtube.com/@IanHubert2 https://www.youtube.com/@IanHubert2
- resoluteteeth 3y agoYeah this was my first thought too