This is rather an old model... Yet I liked the result.
Best posts made by majid
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RE: I need a model of a cushion
@L-i-am ok, great.
Just modeled it for you
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RE: Atmospheric approach
@L-i-am in all of the designs the concept has been to be in harmony with the context. Pebbles, Branches and river, flatness, etc...
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RE: Beautiful Amsterdam
Last one and a half months I have been busy applying and constantly job hunting living in Solln, Munich. Today I spared some time to make this.
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RE: RayScaper
@Mike-Amos This is the fine potential of RayScaper...only 7 percent of total progress...
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RE: I need a model of a cushion
Try this also, This is low poly but needs a better texturing:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/d030d25b-e1a4-4282-8886-50c7ae21c68c/square-piped-cushion -
RE: Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.
@pixelcruncher it seems that the HDRI image is also pixly, so maybe adding an "upscaling" option to make low-res images, smooth, would be nicen
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RE: I need a model of a cushion
@L-i-am mate,
This is for myself, to feel I am useful.
You know, I am constantly applying and got only 3 interviews. Then, I was rejected in interviews, so I doubt if I am not useful -
RE: Kemp's Outpost
Wow Duane, I was missing this post... amazing,
Just saw it on your Artstation page:
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RayScaper
It has been a while since Rayscaper has been here and although it is under development it seems that is a revolutionary Raytracing engine.
https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=76360
Also Nowadays I am really busy applying for relevant jobs and realized I need a large space interior to include in my portfolio.
It started with a raw sketch, then modeling and developing in Sketchup+Blender.
Here is what I got.
I also shared the model on Sketchucation, so you may play with ( I have changed the Emission power of materials), So you can try it by yourself and share the result here. Please feel free to adjust the model...
Link to the model:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/26e53aa1-56dd-4969-b117-536483fed24a/Majid-Interior
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Atmospheric approach
Mates,
Although the modeling and rendering are done entirely using Blender, I thought the approach could be inspiring, that is why instead of corner bar, I shared it here. Also the job could be done using SketchUp obviously.
Nowadays there are plenty f rendering engines -that provide a wide range f candies assets- and the result has too much taste of CGI.
I am old school guy so prefer atmospheric photographic approach instead of CG look
Here is the glimpse of what I have been busy doing past 4 days for my portfolio!
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RE: RayScaper
Thank you mates...
Two more car renders...slightly unsharpen mask is applied
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RE: Beautiful Amsterdam
Today the weather was volatile, sunny, and rainy...and I had some spare time (thanks to a supportive friend, here) to go out for sketching. Here is the result.
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RE: Upholstered furniture
Not only the detail but also the texture is mindblowing!
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RE: RayScaper
The other day I was plating with "Plastic" shader and here are some of the images.
The engine material settings seem promising as even in very dark hues you can see the color.
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RE: Beautiful Amsterdam
Today was a foggy day. The Amstel River bank is part of my route to university. I took several pictures and now painted one of them. I realized that those similar nuances of the colors are really hard to grasp.
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RE: Atmospheric approach
Thank you mates,
The same approach, another example. Just adjusted the level, so that the darkest point is not 100 black to match the distance and made a customer brush to erase the lower part so that matches the landscape: -
RE: RayScaper
@tuna1957 The model is not mine, I have adjusted the model, added some details, and adjusted the textures based on an image I had from the real place...
Thanks for the compliment.