These two images were small, two day 3D exercises. One of a sunny apartment living-room, and the other a bathroom, both based on the William, in Melbourne.
Modeled and textured in Blender, Rendered in Octane, post-pro in Photo-Shop.
Enjoy
The William, Melbourne apartments.
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Hey Guys,
These two images were small, two day 3D exercises. One of a sunny apartment living-room, and the other a bathroom, both based on the William, in Melbourne.
Modeled and textured in Blender, Rendered in Octane, post-pro in Photo-Shop.
Enjoy
These two images were small, two day 3D exercises. One of a sunny apartment living-room, and the other a bathroom, both based on the William, in Melbourne.
Modeled and textured in Blender, Rendered in Octane, post-pro in Photo-Shop.
Enjoy
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very nice renders. Only thing that is slightly bothering me is that the background (the city) is clearly a picture.
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the cloth looks great, the sofa is a bit too much bummed in, the white soft cube is great
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Hey guys thanks for the critiques and comments!
@Polder: Thanks! Yeah I agree the background image could definitely use some work. I will model the elements perhaps next time.
@Octanetry: Thank you:) In terms of the texture, if you do the UV-mapping in blender onto the image you want for the final, it will simply scale above the natural image size (just be sure to make the texture seamless so this doesn't look fake). Hope that answers your question.
@Acc24ex: Thanks for the comments!
Am a little bit proud of the white cubist 'plumf', my own creation with blender sculpt haha.
@Polder: Thanks! Yeah I agree the background image could definitely use some work. I will model the elements perhaps next time.
@Octanetry: Thank you:) In terms of the texture, if you do the UV-mapping in blender onto the image you want for the final, it will simply scale above the natural image size (just be sure to make the texture seamless so this doesn't look fake). Hope that answers your question.
@Acc24ex: Thanks for the comments!
Am a little bit proud of the white cubist 'plumf', my own creation with blender sculpt haha.