Another Colonial Period Piece
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Here's another SketchUp practice piece. A pine tavern table dated to 1720.
I made a few textures from some nice wide pine boards that are appropriate to the period this table would have been made originally. -
Shame to see such a fine piece in such tatty surroundings...
Nice render though.
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It's sort of warehouse chic.
Thanks Rich.
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Getting pretty daring with those textures! One of your best renders.
Best,
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Thank you, sir.
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great table, heck great background textures
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Thank you, sir. The background brick is the side of an old building I photographed in a very small town in southern Iowa. I need to spend more time looking for those sorts of shots.
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I can't see that thin top with that much cantilever surviving in your average tavern, at least not the ones I go to.
Be alright in a tea room I s'pose.
Also,imho, needs a bit of softening on the sharp edges, makes a world of difference to the realism of the render. -
As is typical of many styles of furniture, the top is beveled on the underside to make it appear lighter than it is. The top is also strengthened with a cleat on the underside.
As for softening the edges, you're right. It would add to the realism. Not a high priority for me, however.
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Nice work Dave--model and rendering! Thanks for sharing.
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