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Hi all!
Model in Sk8, render in OC, little post prod in PS! :mrgreen:

Bye!
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I woder where you guys always get all those book textures from...
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I like the mood an the immense variety of details. Only thing I don´t really like is the texture on the walls, it´s a bit out of scale I think.

But apart from that very good job!
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fantastic work ,love the whole thing . bravo
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I love the design as well as the render !! great work
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mbetke wrote:I woder where you guys always get all those book textures from...
what?
You dont have a camera?
Textures is something that comes for free in our industry from a-z.

Just go shoot some. its very easy and gives time away from the computer as well which is very good.
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[gk] wrote:its very easy and gives time away from the computer as well which is very good.
:lol: us computer nerds need all the vitamin d we can get
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Hi!

Regarding bookcovers (and other textures), I just use "google image" or this website I found : http://www.coverbrowser.com
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