3D artist Ekho has managed to convert classic historical paintings into more lifelike art renderings. Using a specific type of technology, the artist brought these pieces to life, and put it all together in a short video.
The project was actually spurred on by a challenge from the artist's wife, so Ekho rose to the occasion and put together this beautiful updated piece of history. Some difficulty was met when trying to manage the size of the files, but eventually with some tweaking he was able to have the video work on most people's computers. The result is a 3D art rendering, which brought to life The Recapture of Buda in 1686, and incorporated viewers in the process.
3D Classic Art Renderings
Ekho Used Specific Technology to Bring History to Life
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