Hi everyone-
I've been playing around with this sneaker model that was offered on grabcad (by Rex Roberts of Luxion, and the model is from Alfredo Gallozzi). This image is still a work in progress. I am trying to get more of a rubber texture on the green rubber but am having a difficult time. I tried adding roughness to the material, and also tried different bump maps but am not happy. Any suggestions on this? All crits are welcome please! I look forward to your comments (good and bad). Thanks!
Very nice. What material are you using for the mid-sole?
I am using the Hard Shiny Plastic and I was playing around with the settings a little bit. What base material would you recommend I start off with? Thanks.
Cool color scheme!
I think a subtle translucent material would look really good on this shot.
I would try a darker, desaturated blueish green for the diffuse color and a bright, highly satured yellowish green for the subsurface color.
Just my 2 cents. ;D
Dries
Yup - that would have been my recommendation as well. The translucent material allow you to obtain a nice, soft rubbery look.
thanks guys, I'll give that a try ;D
The plastics under soft touch could also give some good results, but I'd go with translucent first
Something I just tried.
Maybe this is (sort of) what you're after?
KeyShot material file is included.
Dries
Personaly, I'm more concerned about the part where the KS-logo is on. From all other materials on the sneaker, I can get a sence of what they are, and what they feel like, just by looking at them. The material with the KS-logo .. i don't know. Compared to the rest, it looks "flat" ... maybe add a soft-touch-bump with a hint of gloss to it ? Just an idea. Else maybe make the KS-logo look more silk-screen-painted.
Looks very good - I like the part where the logo is placed. Material appears to be a pretty hard plastic with a tiny bit of roughness. Very nice.
Good feedback everyone on the various issues. I'll try some things out when I get back to playing around with it-in other words when I'm not actually working on real projects ;). DriesV-that looks cool. Thanks ;D