A Hamilton Watch by GCMozart
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Description
This was a Christmas present given to me by the company I work for. The curves and detail of the watch was definately a challenge. Any comments are more than welcome and appreciated (If you've got the time [pun intended])
Comments (5)
locomouse
I know absolutely nothing about Lightwave... but I'm thinking it must have been alot of work to render this watch so nicely.... because it is a wonderful render... :)
punmaster
I'm not too keen on the lighting and reflection map, but it is an excellent model. you should using HDRI to light the scene.
Zlayer
Nice modelling! There seems to be a part missing in the link in the upper part?? Or maybe its just me. You shoud make the glass more visible too I think. Nice. =)
GCMozart
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, ZLayer...there are some links missing in the upper part. I am playing with some HDRI settings now to see what kind of effect it can have. Also, not quite there with the glass. Any suggestions on how to make a nice piece of glass would be appreciated.
Moebius87
Beautifully modeled. The surfacing on the metal doesn't do justice to your model, and I agree that the lighting here could be improved. Perhaps an HDRI render as suggested. Traditionally though, clocks and watches are depicted at either 10 mins to 2 o'clock or 10 minutes past 10 o'clock. I guess it has something to do with the "smiley face" effect. :o)