Wood grain test.
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A set of book shelves, testing wood grain appearance.
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Looks good to me! Very nice!
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looks good but the top part is a little confusing. Maybe because the sides of the boards do not match and are a little lighter and a different graing, so the shading does not make them recede.
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I think that is down to the way the material wraps, I'm looking at moving the grain around the boards to find an optimum. Thanks guys.
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Beautifully textured. However, I can see the texture repeated in the same place on each board. Obviously you modeled the one board and copied it (component, I presume). I see you flipped some so it's less obvious. You might try rotating one or two of the boards 180 degrees.
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It's good but too dark at some parts, that could be a little distracting.
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Good ideas Daniel, thanks. Lavanta, that is the texture, nothing can be done about that.
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Beautiful texture. Where did you get it?
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I had some brochures from various different furniture outlets, I think that was on a cabinet but I scanned the images and cleaned them up. I have lost most of my materials/textures so I will have to pretty much start from scratch.
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