Simple models_simple render

tomsdesk

Wonderful composition...I agree with Bruce on all points! (Bruce: maybe the tabasco quiets the repeat...I never tried that :`)

Edson

this is a digital still life. great!

nomeradona

thanks guys from your comments. "digital still life" i think this inspires me... thanks for hinting that edson.

Stinkie

The lighting's great! Got a SU screenie? There's some scale issues I think, though. Mind you, I just got out of bed - I could be wrong.

nomeradona

here is the screen grab stinkie. good morning btw.

nomeradona

a closeup with tomatoes. vignetting effect has been added in photoshop.

remus

Nice render, although i reckon another level of detail (bevelling edges etc.) would make it a much better render...

kwistenbiebel

Nice equilibrated scene Nomer. I always love your compositions and the subtle light you add.

A little question though: some of the objects are quite hard edged, maybe it is because of sharp AA settings (catmull Rom)?. Did you use Fresnel reflections on those materials?

Stinkie

Thanks for the screen grab. I was indeed wrong. Thank God for coffee!

nomeradona

@remus said:

Nice render, although i reckon another level of detail (bevelling edges etc.) would make it a much better render...

thanks for pointing that remus. i am actually playing with that "round edge with bezier" but then i have difficulty in removing the smoothness when i want to add projected texture.

nomeradona

@kwistenbiebel said:

Nice equilibrated scene Nomer. I always love your compositions and the subtle light you add.

A little question though: some of the objects are quite hard edged, maybe it is because of sharp AA settings (catmull Rom)?. Did you use Fresnel reflections on those materials?

fresnel reflection has been added. just 1.35multiplier.
.85 blurrr reflection for tomato
.95 fortabasco
.85 for plate

the placemat is just texture with bump and clipmap.

lighted up with two rectangular light from the ceiling and another big rect light in front with very small multiplier, to smoothen the IR calculation but not really affecting the scene.

i reckoned the hard edge is more on unbevelled models pointed out by remus.

nomeradona

@unknownuser said:

Thanks for the screen grab. I was indeed wrong. Thank God for coffee!

welcome back stinkie.. hehehe

nomeradona

inspired by edson comment "about digital still life". well my passion in using 3d and art parallel together has been awaken again. i planned this one for long time and only this afternoon i started and tried to finish it.

here is the screengrab.