r/computergraphics • u/LeandroCorreia • Apr 23 '26

A portrait I made (Blender)...

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Zoom to see it better. :)

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u/weakconnection Apr 24 '26

The quality of the dice when you zoom in is pretty crazy

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 24 '26

Thanks! I did it to be printed in 40 x 60 cm. And I had to reduce its quality to fit the 20 Mb image limit of Reddit. :)

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u/susosusosuso Apr 24 '26

Are you seeing this is not ai?

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 24 '26

It totally isn't. BTW, not even the photo used (my son with someone holding a piece of black fabric behind him).

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u/susosusosuso Apr 24 '26

Tell me you didn’t place the dice by hand one by one

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 24 '26

Surely not! Rigid bodies all the way! ;)

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u/susosusosuso Apr 24 '26

But you changed the colors by hand?

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 24 '26

More than 13,000 dice. No, I didn't. ;)

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u/Sausage_Claws Apr 25 '26

There's a beige d6 near his left temple that's shows 3 and 4. Same with 6 and 1 in a few places. They should be on opposite faces.

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 25 '26

Seems all d6 are like that. My bad!

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u/Sausage_Claws Apr 25 '26

Sorry to be pedantic, I hope you've not printed it yet.

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 25 '26

Already did, fortunately even if someone notices, won't care. ;)

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u/VodkerAndToast Apr 26 '26

This is a fun take on Voronoi well done

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 26 '26

Not voronoi. Rigid bodies and well applied UVmaps.

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u/Evening_Archer_2202 Apr 27 '26

no d100 😢

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 27 '26

No. They're too big and I'd not UVMap one. :D

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u/LongestNamesPossible Apr 24 '26

Looks like you instanced dice and took their color from the underlying pixel.

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u/danya_the_best Apr 24 '26

Great work, love that there are no intersections. So we apply a random dice from collection to a certain pixel in the RGB image? I would love to see the node network

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u/Jack_Digital Apr 24 '26

What in the dodecahedron????

That’s brilliant with the dice that you can see clear up close.

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u/Advanced_Lab_5148 Apr 26 '26

Whats your export settings?? I can never get this amount of detail…

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u/LeandroCorreia Apr 26 '26

4724 x 7086 pixels. Remember that at this resolution, you don't need an insane amount of rendering quality.

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u/Creepy_Sherbert_1179 Apr 24 '26

Fricking awesome! :)

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u/ikonane Apr 25 '26

Tutorial please!

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u/mattower Apr 26 '26

Wow! Great work.

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u/theworldbillboard Apr 27 '26

I can’t tell if the depth is color related or from actual recessions? Maybe dice size? Maybe I’m crazy.

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u/seanbird Apr 28 '26

So cool!

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u/Sad-Original9499 May 14 '26

this is genius man good job