Hi there,
I proudly present two new projects I just finished.
A render of some light bulbs for a cover and a product visualization of diamond rings .
I hope you like them!
Cheers Silverwing
Lightbulbs and Rings
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Silverwing
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- Cover:
Rendertime ca. 35 min / gtx 570 pathtracing
Contrast-Adjustments in AfterEffects
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- Product Viz:
Rendertime ca. 45 min / gtx 570 pathtracing
Contrast- and Coloradjustments in AfterEffects
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- Product Viz:
Rendertime ca. 45 min / gtx 570 pathtracing
Contrast- and Coloradjustments in AfterEffects
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Really Nice work!!!!!
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Awesome! Very impressive work.
How did you achieve the model of the ground? looks like carbon, isn't it?
How did you achieve the model of the ground? looks like carbon, isn't it?
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many compliments!
many compliments!
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Silverwing
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Hi there and thanks for your replys.
I´m glad you like it!
@evo:
I achieved this look by turning a Displace Deformer which I used on a highly subdivided flat surface to manual orientation turning it very narrow against the surface.
That gave me that typical pattern I searched for. Duplicating the Deformer then gave me the different layers.
Last I put a Hypernurbs on top of the whole deformation to make the appearance more smooth.
In a similar way I produced some debris that I scattered around the scene with mograph.
I hope that answered your question!
Cheers, Silverwing
I´m glad you like it!
@evo:
Actually its slate / schist but maybe carbon looks similar... I don´t know.How did you achieve the model of the ground? looks like carbon, isn't it?
I achieved this look by turning a Displace Deformer which I used on a highly subdivided flat surface to manual orientation turning it very narrow against the surface.
That gave me that typical pattern I searched for. Duplicating the Deformer then gave me the different layers.
Last I put a Hypernurbs on top of the whole deformation to make the appearance more smooth.
In a similar way I produced some debris that I scattered around the scene with mograph.
I hope that answered your question!
Cheers, Silverwing
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Im super impressed with the "slate/schist" thingy 
Very very nice.. I kind of miss tiny micro-scratches on the rings now after seeing the very detailed backdrop. They look too perfect in comparision.. Very nice work!
Very very nice.. I kind of miss tiny micro-scratches on the rings now after seeing the very detailed backdrop. They look too perfect in comparision.. Very nice work!Win7, i7 980 Hexacore, 24GB RAM, 3xEVGA SC 670 GTX 4GB
Man its awesome
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Slate? First thing I thought when looking at the background was lava rock stuff... Is that maybe the same thing?
Apart from that; nice work!
A little few things though (well you have to keep impriving right?):
The gold on that golden ring does not look very polished.. and you would expect that from a golden ring..
And it'd be nic if you made the cables on the lightbulbs a different material than the fittings, More matte for instance
But yeah! keep on going, it looks nice allready!
Apart from that; nice work!
A little few things though (well you have to keep impriving right?):
The gold on that golden ring does not look very polished.. and you would expect that from a golden ring..
And it'd be nic if you made the cables on the lightbulbs a different material than the fittings, More matte for instance
But yeah! keep on going, it looks nice allready!
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