Forced perspective backdrops - WIP

[He-bro]

I was in the shower thinking about how I take pictures, and I thought there got to be a better way to do my backdrops. I use a lot of force perspective on the floor sheets that I use and even made a small program to make any kind of floor sheet I want with forced perspective:

Here's are some that I've done in the past:






But a wanted to try something new, a full sheet forced perspective backdrop.

So I spent all morning working on some new code to make full sheet forced perspective:



Here's how it looks from a different angle:

 

So now that my test bed is done I'm working on a full 3D view that is high res to print on poster paper for my MOTUC figures. If it works well you'll see my figures with these new backdrops.

[Neo]

That's pretty cool man.. Never seen anything like that before.

[Bearshow]

Very, very cool, He-bro!

It's a nice, subtle effect, but it adds a lot to a display. I love it!

[krosfyah]

that's awesome!

[Seril]

Very cool. Love the idea!

[stprime]

so is this forced perspective like what the the guy uses that does the super awesome chalk drawings?

i wish i had cool backdrops.

[MAXX]

The principle of the chalk guy and He-Bro is differnt. He-Bro uses two dimensions, one very stretched and pulled upward. The chalk guy, i presume you mean the one who only paints on the ground, uses just the stretched perspektive and it only works in a specific angle. Like in the spoiler, a different angle reveals the strangeness of the image.

But both methods are insane and extremely cool.
Good work He-Bro

[JoeyCruel]

It's a great idea...
I was also thinkin' about forced perspective background for my custom figure... but I didn't figure out how to made it...
Do you have some advices?
Thank you!

[Cosmitron]

Genius!

[He-bro]

Ok I've got my poster back (full size) from the printer: