
Base44 Apps 2.0, the making of the film
The making of Base44’s Apps 2.0 launch film, piece by piece.
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The making of Base44’s Apps 2.0 launch film, piece by piece.

The making of Base44’s Apps 2.0 launch film, piece by piece.

How a CGI studio's camera grammar and image-based lighting became controls a diffusion video model can follow.

Starting with Yambo Studio's renders, Island's team used Plnty to make new landscapes, campaigns and motion in their own brand style.

Ryan Haigh designed a set of pocket-size toy monsters in Plnty, then printed them.

A ring illustration and a few color studies became a world of landscapes, animated backgrounds and article scenes for Token Security's learning center.

Seven people's style-transfer projects, from Token Security's campaign worlds to a clay render turned to silver wire.

A depth model in your browser lets you light a picture or a clip while you drag, before anything renders.

Start with an image you like, then use its shapes, palette and lighting to build a campaign set that works across different layouts.

Prepare a character image in Plnty, generate a 3D model and inspect its silhouette, surfaces and hidden details before deciding what to refine.

A generated image can look impressive and still miss the idea.

Explore visual directions, reshape a scene and refine a selected image with references and purpose-built creative tools.

Build a palette, direct the subject and background, and explore new color treatments without starting from a blank image.

A folder full of generated images does not necessarily contain several ideas.
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The work, the people, and the ideas behind it. A closer look at creating with Plnty.

The making of Base44’s Apps 2.0 launch film, piece by piece.

Starting with Yambo Studio's renders, Island's team used Plnty to make new landscapes, campaigns and motion in their own brand style.

Ryan Haigh designed a set of pocket-size toy monsters in Plnty, then printed them.

A ring illustration and a few color studies became a world of landscapes, animated backgrounds and article scenes for Token Security's learning center.

Seven people's style-transfer projects, from Token Security's campaign worlds to a clay render turned to silver wire.

A depth model in your browser lets you light a picture or a clip while you drag, before anything renders.

Start with an image you like, then use its shapes, palette and lighting to build a campaign set that works across different layouts.

A generated image can look impressive and still miss the idea.

Explore visual directions, reshape a scene and refine a selected image with references and purpose-built creative tools.

Build a palette, direct the subject and background, and explore new color treatments without starting from a blank image.

A folder full of generated images does not necessarily contain several ideas.