Interior Case Study #2 (Work in Progress)

This is 3rd Interior scene practice that I started doing. In order to explain more about this work, I first have to introduce myself.
As a blender lover, an artists and a designer, I also love listening to musics and playing the musical instruments. So here, in Korea, I decided to get a tutor for my bass guitar so asked few of the people I know whether I can get a bass guitar lesson. And some people said yes. So I decided to visit the studio where the guy who is going to teach me the bass guitar, and the studio was absolutely a disaster.

Apparently, the teacher told me that he was going through series of constructions for remodeling.



At that moment, I thought: 'Ah! What if I design this interior?'

...So that's how I started working for this.


Interior Source: Narnia's Closet

This is the basic modeling of the interior with lighting. However, there seems to be too much noise.

I tried to adjust the noise, however, it seems to not go off. So I just decided to go on.

Light Adjustment

After getting the lightings right, I started to add the textures.

To be continued...

Razor

Once apon a time I was just surfing through the web, looking at some fabulous images created with blender. And at one point, I came across a simple shaver rendered image. And I thought, 'Oh lets render this!'

So I did.

Let's Shave (Idea & Original image from RBahn (Blenderguru))

The image above shows the 3 modeling of the shaver.

The birds eye view of the shaver (with materials)

Now, using a previous knowledge of creating water droplets, I decided to create water droplets again for this experiment.

After looking at the water droplets closer, I realized the water droplets did not look as water, rather a rock or a transparent glass sculpture.

Therefore, after adjusting the transparency and materials, I was able to get a result below:

Now, I added depth of field.

Depth of Field

This work was actually good practice to practice modeling and materials + lighting. I am generally satisfied with the final result, however there is definitely room for improvements.

Rainy Window

Hey guys! It's been a long time since I did something off from a tutorial, so I decided to do something learning from tutorial this time.

Today, I decided to use blenderguru.com for my tutorial for creating a rainy window.

This is the process of creating a raindrops on the window.

After adjusting the amount and the size of the water droplets, I thought of rendering this:

...So cool

Now, it's time to add more details to the image - the mist.

And the light.

Adding Light

The image looks really great! However it seems that there need to be more adjustment for the lighting.

Configuring light

Light Adjustment

Now, using the compositing node, I decided to add some depth of field into this work.

Depth of Field

...And vignette

Vignette

The final result looks very fabulous, however I think there needs to be adjustment with the position of depth of field. Apart from that I was really satisfied with the final outcome.

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