Boston Shaker by TheGarf

Lightwave • Realism • posted on May 24, 2006

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Description

Hello all! This is my first upload to Renderosity, but I've been lurking here for many years. I've been working with different 3D software for 8 years now, and I've recently bought ligtwave. This is my attempt to realistically model a subdivision Boston cocktail shaker that I want to use on a cocktail party invitation. It took me several hours to get the brushed aluminium look like I wanted. Please let me know if you have any suggestions to improve the texturing and lighting on this model. Cheers, Marc

Comments (6)

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TheGarf

8:41PM | Wed, 24 May 2006

Of course if you've forgot to supply a thumbnail on you first post you're not allowed to add one later... :-(

Maradic

8:48PM | Wed, 24 May 2006

Excellent, but post this image again, so everybody can see a thumb. this work deserve to be seen

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TheGarf

9:05PM | Wed, 24 May 2006

Bwah, you're only allowed to upload one image a day... Hopefully I'm allowed to upload it again tomorrow...

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odeone

5:34AM | Sat, 27 May 2006

Almost there. The wood texture loses it in the left foreground.Theres no depth in the grooves of the timber. Use a higher resolution texture coupled with the bump map as it would give the render much more impact. This close all the detail is critical. Dome part of the shaker looks plastic compared to rest of shaker. Rotating the HDRI map sometimes helps to get better highlights. Have you tried using the BRDF Shader? It helps when trying to achieve anisotropic effects. Great texturing, great lighting, great modelling. Its all in the details.

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