Nick's new renders and material studies

[nicordf]

I've been away for a while, an realised my previous topic expired already. But now I'm back and I'll create a new one!


Will be posting some renderings and material studies I've been doing on lunch time (plus a sneaking hour here and there)


Downloaded the model from threedscans.com to try to achieve that bank note portrait look. All done in material graph.

[nicordf]

Speaker mesh study

[richardfunnell]

I really love that speaker mesh, well done

It's making me want to try out something similar!!

[nicordf]

Thanks Richard!!

[NM-92]

Love the toon character. I imagine that coming out from a bill.

[nicordf]

Love the toon character. I imagine that coming out from a bill.

Thanks Nico! that was the idea from the beginning, to create a procedural-one-size-fits-all material with that bill look, but I guess I couldn't explain my idea in English hahaha.

[Josh3D]

Oooo, that grill mesh is mesh-eriffic. Cool bill material too!

[nicordf]

Quick lunchtime Dragon render. Just realised that interior mode handles DoF way faster!

[Magnus Skogsfjord]

Speaker mesh looks superb! Nice job.

-M

[nicordf]

Thanks Josh and Magnus! 

[nicordf]

Interior lighting study, the cart model was downloaded from dimensiva.

[nicordf]

Just rendered a quick material study for a tarnished bolt downloaded from GrabCAD. Things you get done having lunch in front of your computer 

[NM-92]

Looking good ! Love the lighting.

[nicordf]

Looking good ! Love the lighting.

Thanks Nico!

[Will Gibbons]

Yeah, this is cool. I'd encourage you to find a more interesting background. Maybe some gradient or bokeh effect. Find out a color combination that works best.