Voodoo Doll by maxxxmodelz
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Description
Modelled and rendered in 3dsmax. This was my first scene using 3d-coat to unwrap and paint textures. Total project only took about 4 hours from first polygon to final render.
Comments (8)
mrestey
VERY COOL! The wood textures on the wooden spool are especially good. Nice work!
maxxxmodelz
Thank you! It was my first time using 3d-coat to paint textures, and I'm definitely hooked on using it now. Thanks for commenting.
rajib
Very nice ! Cool idea, well executed.
maxxxmodelz
Thank you! Almost all the details and realism come from the textures here. The models are very simple shapes.
Greywolf44
As beautiful as the mats and textures are, I find the presentation and staging to be artistically on equal grounds. Wonderful image. I like!!!!!!!!
maxxxmodelz
Thank you so much! I would love to take full credit for the idea, but the concept came from an image I saw on google. This was the image I used as inspiration for my scene... http://i88.beon.ru/88/81/188188/67/6313767/2.jpeg
Greywolf44
Both images are very good. I think you changed it enough to make it yours and a different message to boot. Still, good job.
LuxXeon
Impressive scene, Greg. Love what you did with the thread here. Very good texturing.
ArtistKimberly
Fantastic Render,
StratoCumulus
Clever!
kobaltkween
It's good to know that you found 3D Coat so useful. I think the spool texture came out very well, especially the lettering. Something seems a bit off about the thread shader; I think it needs a bit of SSS. I don't think I quite understand the surface material. It looks kind like wood, but I'm not sure about those protrusions that stick up every now and then. I really like the fabric. You made it look very soft.
maxxxmodelz
Thanks. Yeah, it's supposed to be wood. I tried creating a displacement map for it, to simulate "splinters" poking up here and there, like you might see in some old, worn wood. However, that didn't turn out quite as expected. There's several of us in the 3dsmax forum who discovered 3D-coat in our workflow, and have been sharing techniques and such. Luxxeon posted some really great tools recently, with great texturing done in 3D-coat, which sparked my efforts here. I have very little experience with it, but I'm really loving the workflow. I agree about the shader for the thread. I should have used some scattering there, as the shadows it casts on the spool are too harsh.
Cyve
Amazing.... fantastically well done !