Direct Lighting - Diffuse - 3 bounces.
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Max
- Fender Stratocaster
- Fender Stratocaster
Fender Stratocaster
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Hi, I decided to finish an old work I started around 5 years ago, to test out Octane Render in the product visualization field.
Direct Lighting - Diffuse - 3 bounces.
Regards,
Max
Direct Lighting - Diffuse - 3 bounces.
Regards,
Max
nice, I have the very same fender, with that sunburst color scheme on the body, classic.. but the neck and head part are usually not the same wood, mine has dark brown wood on the neck (OK, it doesn't mean all have it)
- nice model, wanted to model it out myself never got around it though
- nice model, wanted to model it out myself never got around it though
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Nice work Max! Actually have my model dusting too, maybe not 5years, but soon will be =DDDwastzzz wrote:Hi, I decided to finish an old work I started around 5 years ago, to test out Octane Render in the product visualization field.
Curious, why those who play like to model their instruments? I mean it's not the first time I see this =)acc24ex wrote:nice model, wanted to model it out myself never got around it though
Guess that's some sort of connection..You know =p
Again, Nice work!
- because you need to train and practice your creative skillsglimpse wrote:
Nice work Max! Actually have my model dusting too, maybe not 5years, but soon will be =DDD
Curious, why those who play like to model their instruments? I mean it's not the first time I see this =)acc24ex wrote:nice model, wanted to model it out myself never got around it though
Guess that's some sort of connection..You know =p
Again, Nice work!
- 3d, playing music, whatever.. it's fun and makes your brain tingle, and it's right there (I did make an acoustic guitar after the one that was near me)- also I made a guitar stand design, and now I'm thinking I need the guitar and the amplifier (which is 95% modeled, fender hot rod amp).. and also there are drums - to finish off the whole scene .. so I did nothing instead
- need more of this kind of renders to make me want to actually finish it all off3dmax, zbrush, UE
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