Virtual Crafting: Photorealism for Design & Marketing — Blender Conference 2024

"Virtual Crafting: Photorealism for Design & Marketing" by Jess Wiseman
Blender Conference 2024 —

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[JosiahBout]

“Being able to convey to an audience what you want to build by designing and creating realistic mockups and concepts, you eliminate misinterpretation between sharing an idea and having someone listen to it” this is a great sales pitch for companies to hire more 3D designers!

[DerekElliott]

So awesome and so inspiring! I have slowly started to see some of the posts on Instagram and been amazed but to hear the whole story and journey from painting to creating this whole universe is fantastic! Wish I was there to see it in person!!!

[oparakays]

Her work ethic is mad crazy. Her energy and mastery at such a young age is absolute WOW.

[josuam]

How can she put so much content out in just a few years?! 😲
She deserves all the success! Didn't she mention she's doing this together with her brother?

So far, this is my favorite presentation. She spoke with a lot of confidence and delivered – 110%!

[redethpc]

Jess inspired me to actually get into blender. Definitely one of the GOATS!!!

[BlenderSecrets]

Very interesting and inspiring! Great talk.

[davebrainvfx]

12:50 - If you're creating textures like this at your age, I cannot wait to see where your brain takes you in the next 10-20 years! Fascinating.

[swek_c]

Most inspiring person I've discovered this year, by far.

[angryITGuy]

I've always struggled with textures.. Jess has outlined an approach that makes Blender realism more accessible.. this is just awesome.

[brandingdesignpro]

Simply an incredible presentation. She is walking passion, commitment, devotion, and unlimited imagination. I've been working on client projects with little time to keep learning and develop personal creative ideas. This is beyond inspiring! Possibilities are endless with Blender and 3D.

[BigDadNRG]

"a child shal lead them" LOL!! I'm so fueled with inspiration. Jess is incredible. I agree with so much of her approach. And her breakdown to how she approaches her renders is genius. For a painter like myself, her referencing OIL painting made complete sense.

[daniellee]

That's crazy, I remember seeing one of her renders in the blender subreddit and everyone was talking about how crazy realistic it was.

[immchez]

Jess is such an inspiration. Her work is always a wonder and a big one to look up to!

[KEKEBONO]

That's why we should not forget to support the development of blender through donations, for the tool it is for us creators and what it gives us for free. Let's share!

[larnortetteh]

Brilliant Presentation Jess. You inspire me.

[carlomdlf]

she's so good bro it blows my mind, also I'm so happy she shared her techniques, I'm at a point in my journey where it's hard to find new valuable things to learn from and this is it 😮‍💨

[canbbl]

Insanely talented. Jess is an inspiration!

[nickpopov]

Jess is absolutely unprecedented and undeniable. So awesome to hear her inner dialogue! Thank you on behalf of us continuous learners for having her!

[gisellemarte]

Im a fan. Thank you Jess! you have been super inspiring to me. Nice job on presenting. you nailed it!

[mohammedrashid]

i havent watch a video with this much focus in quite some time, . thank you for the amazing presentation