Jean Prouvé - Antony chair - 1950

[massimo]

Some render just testing a new model. Modeled and textured with Sketchup. Rendered with Thea.

[olishea]

mmm lovely! nice veneers loving the first image. The black metal has a gorgeous specular, almost slightly greasy from someone's hands.

[massimo]

Thanks Oli.

[Krisidious]

You can't just take pictures of something and tell us it's a model...

[massimo]

Thanks for the kind words Kristoff.

[ken28875]

Very nice, Massimo. Great modeling, texturing and rendering!

[pilou]

Cool design for this French craftsman in iron and designer!

[massimo]

Thanks a lot guys.

[sepo]

Looks great Massimo

[massimo]

Thank you Sid.

[hellnbak]

Not the kind of chair I would buy, but very nice work

[massimo]

Thanks Steve.

[chedda]

Looks good Massimo i especially liked the way you got the edge of the wood to map correctly. Any clues in how you did this ?

[massimo]

I've used this one. Even if Fredo said that is not a texturing tool, don't believe him. On the contrary it's really a great one. For the edge of the wood you have to choose the "quad mesh UV" option. Model and add textures at a bigger size (e.g. x100) and then shrink the model at the end. I've found that the tool works better that way.

[alvis]

[massimo]

Thank you very much Alvis.

[Rich O Brien]

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