MULTI PASS RENDERING AND COMPOSITING WITH ROBBY BRANHAM tutorial series 15

 Underwater renders were the focus of this lesson. Focusing on a small scale of ocean water jpg, duplicating, flipping and blending made it accessible for the render scale. The water was then multiplied and layered (made see-through) to not only be placed on top of the render but to wrap around it so it feels connected to the 3D and not just a sticker placed on top of it. This included wrapping around pots and teapots that were placed undersea.

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