photorealism : chess


#1

hello…first time posting a 3d piece here.
i just finished this a today…had to make some adjustments (i really dont know what to do with the background). anyway, i used a black & white photo as a reference…first attempt at photorealism.

comments welcome. (suggestions too, which makes me ponder if i should have put this is WIP)

anyways…thanks in advance =)


#2

The reflection of the white piece kind of clashes with the marble texture of the black piece. Other than that, it looks nice.


#3

hey… nice piece of work. I love the reflections. i suggest you can change the table texture or to something else, other than that the chess piece set is very nice and well done :slight_smile:

very NICE :bounce: :applause: :bowdown:


#4

This makes me wonder why everyone choose their first themes to be chess boards and the check mate . Big mystery. :slight_smile:


#5

It might be my screen, but it looks a bit dark to me…I would suggest brightening it up a bit, maybe a little more fill light or something. Just me 2c :stuck_out_tongue:


#6

Originally posted by Dennik
This makes me wonder why everyone choose their first themes to be chess boards and the check mate . Big mystery. :slight_smile:

The checker material IS a default one in maya :slight_smile:


#7

G’day,

Nice work, altho the reflectivity of the black piece (and the white as well, presumably) is too uniform - maybe you could try some roll-off on the edges?


#8

oohhhh…replies :slight_smile: how encouraging…

thanks for all the critics…i agree there’s just something not right with my texturing for both pieces…i’ll try to adjust it abit, especially now that i see the substantial difference in the white piece and the black one…

thanks again for the comments :slight_smile:

ps: i dont know why i picked a chess theme…but i guess its because it wouldn’t be that difficult to model and i could concentrate on texturing and lighting (which i suck in) :bounce:


#9

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