[Art]

Found this by accident but I was glad I did! Viewed best in a larger monitor. One can almost feel the tiny hairs (cilia) brushing against you and the clouds cooling your skin...No...I'm still drinking just coffee! Check it out! Fantastic!

Lastly - Almost a Year to render the entire film!!

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My personal animation project made with open source software. Rendered with Cycles, composited with Blender's built-in compositor.
MakeHuman was used for you know what, GIMP for 2D stuff (there wasn't a lot of it really), Audacity for some sound effects. All put together with Blender's VSE.

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https://www.youtube.com/embed/VLgHulH9NFY

http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?369247-Euphoria-Module-%28Sci-Fi-Short%29&p=2858684#post2858684

[Freddy]

Very cool - just goes to show how powerful Blender is these days too

[ranch vermin]

amazing.
I can see that the majority of it was spectacle on particles and noise,  quite homogeonous production...  the lady in the garden was quite synthetic.
The games will get closer and closer to this, as time goes by.

[ivan.moony]

I've been playing with makehuman some time ago. Amazing app, you can completely customize things from face to body shape.

[Freddy]

I played with Makehuman a while back too for my project, it's come a long way too. Did you notice if the models it makes are public domain ?

[ivan.moony]

It would make sense if the models were freely usable in other projects. Otherwise, I have no clue, sorry. Probably if nothing says about it, we can do with models whatever we want.

[Art]

@ Freddy - Yes, under the terms of the Creative Commons.Org (CCO), you can pretty do whatever you like with the model(s) that YOU create from using the MakeHuman software.

https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/