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Teaser for "La Bestia". Animated cover (Ed. Booket). The snake is a 3D animation (C4D) matching the one in the book. Everything is rendered and composited (No AI).
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the snake wrapping around the poppy is so good. was it hard matching it to the one on the cover?
Hey! Thanks for the comment! No, not really. I relied in basic VFX tricks. The process goes through extracting and rebuilding the snake. The movement takes care of the rest - being a combo of deforming the snake and offseting the projection. IMO, narrative is what matters in the end.
a C4D snake for a book cover with no AI is a flex. the coil timing feels right
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