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3D Blender Stainless Steel


Eggy

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Another test in Blender...

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Beside repeating the same actions I tried on my own to explore Blender.

Sometimes it went well and sometimes it was a desaster...:bangdesk:

PS: the Stainless steel stamp on the middle chain link is PS...:mrgreen:
 

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Thanks Ged!

I must admit that rendered works in Blender seem to look more realistic then in PS 3D.
I'm glad having PS so I can come and relax a bit in PS after a Blender session...:shocked:
 

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Very nice Lambert!

I love 3D, it's one thing that attracted me to digital programs. Phtoshop's 3D was always disappointing for me so I guess I'm going to have to try blender myself.
 

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Thanks Sam!

Yes Blender is worth switching to but brace yourself because there's absolutely nothing to relate to PS 3D...
It is new from the beginning and somewhat a shock!

Keep in mind going slowly and practise the beginners actions again and again.
 

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Thanks Sam!

Yes Blender is worth switching to but brace yourself because there's absolutely nothing to relate to PS 3D...
It is new from the beginning and somewhat a shock!

Keep in mind going slowly and practise the beginners actions again and again.

Yes, I was afraid of that! I don't mind learning a completely new program............a new challenge!
 

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Looks great Ged!

Are there plenty of online tutorials to help a person get started?
 

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Sam I actually signed up to Lynda.com so working on Blender Essential Training from there

P.S. that monkey head is a standard mesh that comes with Blender, I'm just taking baby steps at the moment, it's a bit of a shock to the system :shocked:
 

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Keep that tutorial Ged so you can get back when you lost the 'basics'! :thumbsup:
 
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Excellent work Eggy!
Wonderful lighting. Shadows, highlights, background, the whole scene looks real to me.
 

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