Fall 2007

Blender Gimp XCF

This poster was created pretty quickly, since it had to be put up just a few days after the movies had been decided. It's a stick of dynamite in a bottle, in case you were wondering. Inside the bottle is also a little wasp. However, depending on the viewer, the moral quandary may stem more from putting a stick of dynamite in a Limfjordsporter, and not so much from killing the wasp. The lighting done on the glowing cigarette is a bit cool. Likewise with the shadowing on the ashtray, achieved by using area lamp with shadow dithering and noise filters.

Blender

Don't tell anyone, but this is actually a photography taken from an egyptian pharao's tomb, mere days before the posters had to go up. This is how the universe works with regards to F-klub. When something has been decided, it will have always been decided…

Okay okay. This was an exercise in texture mapping. Also, the translation note is actually a real, scanned, post-it note.

Blender Gimp XCF

Another result of scripting, although this time rather crudely done. The „light“-walls forming the letters „F-kult“ were created by processing the bitmap seen by the right of the poster. The scripts were quickly made one-shots, and have a few quirks requiring some post-editing of the „light“-walls. But still infinitely much easier than doing it all manually.

Since it's easy to find plenty of blood in a well-populated place, such as a university (especially if you have such a practical tool as an axe, just lying around), experiments were made to see if this poster could be done as a photography instead. This approach was, however, abandoned after loud and messy complaints from a few people _{(now deceased)}. Instead, it became necessary to resort to the (much less realistic) fluid simulator of Blender.

The „F-KULT“ letters were, literally, the source of the fluid, and the poster only represents a single frame of the 4 second simulation (which took more than an hour to simulate).