Nature morte by bibografica
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MAX 3.1 and Photoshop
Comments (12)
madusa
this really good. the textures are amazing. keep it up.
alvinylaya
Fabulous work
tcarretti
Extremely nice! I would love to know how you did the fabric so that the mapping was not distorted. Wonderful!
3DGuy
Very nice. Only points of critisism I have are the kiwis and the melon(?). It's so obvious that it's just a mapping. The kiwis look dry and too flat where they are cut and the big melon in the back looks like the texture is painted on wood (unless it's the back of a chair, then it looks right :) ). If you could fix those points it would really be awesome :)
as07
WOW, the texture and lightning is really excellent, just one thing the silk texture maybe need more work tough :)
ivo-k
Great picture.That kiwi needs some bevel and the melon different bump texture.Exellent wall maping.
KriTTer
Very good work, but the melon seems of rubber. Other this very well ... very realistic.
ariaans
I agree with the above, but it's a very nice render!
mooncat
Beautiful work, your textures are awesome. I agree with others that the kiwi and melon need a little more work, a different bump on the melon with perhaps a little specularity to give it more wetness, and the same for the kiwi. Otherwise it's awesome, I really love the wall texture.
ducksauce
very very nice. excellent composition. don't agree with others on the melon and kiwi.
NIGHTWOLF28BC
GOOD WORK JUST THAT THE WINE GLASS WOULD CAST A REALLY COOL SHADOW ON THE TABLE CLOTH, CHANGING THE LIGHT COLOR AS WELL. I'M A FAN OF CLASSIC STILL LIFES, VERY NICE. SORRY TO BE SO CRITICAL ON LIGHT AND SHADOW, I DRAW AND PAINT BY HAND THIS 3DMAX IS NEW TO ME.
Pontigary
style is inimitable and talent is great, technique - irreproachable. What "helpful comments" (as it put here) can be made?