Creativity by Askguden

Lightwave • Realism • posted on Feb 09, 2005

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So. I consider this image to be finished, after some final tweaking. It's not exactly photoreal, but I think I made atleast a decent try. I also got a lot of new ideas and openings for another pic. Please rate and comment! (btw, the pencil was about 68 polys without the chewingmarks, WITH chewingmarks it was more like... 110 000 :-D ) / Tor

Comments (9)

L.W. Perkins

12:19PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

It looks great though! I don't know if displacement mapping would give you the realism you have achieved here. Great attention to detail!

Ragnastok

12:23PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

The tex on the cover for the eraser looks a bit odd in some places, but otherwise very good.

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oooZENOooo

1:22PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

All those small details make a very convincing render. So good on you! (vote)

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Esclece

1:24PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Love the attention to detail my friend. The bite marks make this particularly eye catching because whilst so many artists have made pencils etc, none have a real sense of actually being used. Great work and a vote.

bluliner35

4:08PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

captured my vote with it. i like the graphite on the eraser and the soft edges, worn edges there. Some nylon erasers have a bit of SSS, right? I don't chew pencils, but i tend to sharpen them with my pocket knife, so the other side is hacked up and with the graphite over exposed and sanded to a razor point.

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RaysOfLight

7:04PM | Thu, 10 February 2005

i think what's making it look less photoreal is that it isn't set in a photoreal setting. try making a pencil-holder on a desk and see how it turns out. i like the attention to detail on both the pencil the the eraser. as esclece said, you don't find many people modelling pencils that look like they've been used. good stuff

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