Beveled Hammered Glass Windows by tien_avielle

Imagine 3D • (none) • posted on Aug 14, 2004

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Description

Beveled Hammered Glass Windows - Just like it says, again. As a young child, I remember spending hours staring through glass like this (part of room divided cabinets), trying to watch the tv secretly when I was supposed to be tucked in for the night! (no wonder my vision is poor!) Each diamond is an individual piece, hand placed so that they are not "mechanically" perfect.

Comments (9)

colas

2:19AM | Sun, 15 August 2004

splendid work,congratulations,my friend.

ManuelFr57

2:37AM | Sun, 15 August 2004

The glass effect is excellent. But I think you should work on the edge of the frame : maybe add a small bevel or a texture to lighten the dark shadow.

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meico

12:52PM | Sun, 15 August 2004

Brilliant work on the windows and your treatment of the view through them ... most intriguing! Bravo!

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bobbystahr

8:06AM | Mon, 16 August 2004

Very fine, and i do like the 'humanly positioned' diamonds...give a nice real effect, but the frame needs work...so much work on the glass and little on the frame does not show proper respect fot the glass,and in fact brings the over all render down a touch....but maybe that's just me on a foggy grumpy monday morning...I do love it tho...fine work..is that a map used to tex the frame...if so maybe a higher res map would make me happy, and maybe sub group the frame so you can get the texture map to apply correctly on all surfaces...seems to stretch on the flat portions of the window frame...

tien_avielle

6:57PM | Mon, 16 August 2004

This render was listed under "modeling." It is not meant to be finished art. The wall was thrown together in 3 minutes to give the windows a place to sit, lol. Sorry, but with my very limited time, I frequently post "roughs." But, thanks to all for noticing - it does prove you are actually LOOKING ! (and I really do appreciate that!)

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