Twilight Render User Forum

If anyone is interested, I found 5 very interesting tutorials on the subject. The program used is not SU, but very interesting nonetheless.

http://www.subdivisionmodeling.com/foru ... php?t=2712

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Dan_ddd wrote:Nice. You really have got that walnut sorted. The brushed steel legs are also really smart

Thanks. The metal reflections looks weird. I dont know why...

BTW Massimo's try looks very good

First, I would change the standard SU physical sky. Then, I would suggest considering a less wide perspective. It feels awkward with the angles on your headboard/ceiling wood panels. I agree with alvydas white balance. It seams more appropriate for a bedroom. Your green light looks strange to me but...

There is not "rules" stated.

I took the liberty of changing the feet.

Heres my first try with my good ol walnut.

Jerome

very good work again.

Thanks again for the video. very interesting!

I totally agree those plugins are good enough for most jobs. But I think Artisan would be better to do upholstery and add "defects" to fabrics and small folds and bumps near stitches. (probably for texturing too) I will definitely take some more time to explore the possibilities of free pl...

Thanks guys.

I was going to buy artisan, then I completed my taxes report...

Meanwhile, I will try amorph, but I doubt I will buy it.


Cheers.

Jerome

check that tutorial from sketchucation user.

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtop ... 18&t=36043

Thanks a lot. That will help a lot.

what modeling tools do you use? Particularly, how do you do your stitches?