Fundamentals of Blender Materials and Shading Sumbission

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  • #17673
    Yehor M
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      I still feel like I need a lot more practice but at least I can shade some basic things and connect textures that were made by professionals.
      mat room.png

      #84811
      Martin Bergwerf
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        We’re all (I think) just practicing and (hopefully) getting better 😉,

        but this really doesn’t look bad at all @Absurditas !

        #84812
        Adrian Bellworthy
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          You’ve done an awesome job with this exercise @Absurditas
          Practising never ends, even if you do this for a job, all the 3d stuff you produce is practicing to gain more experience.
          Blender and 3D CG is so huge, you will never stop learning something new.

          #84813
          Omar Domenech
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            It’s a great result 🤙🏼

            #84814
            Sascha Feider
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              Very nice result. Love the little details with the crunched up post-its and all.

              One little nitpick: If you want more photo-realism the grain direction on the front edge of the table should be parallel to the face grain on the table top, not perpendicular.

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