* * Screws * * by PhilW
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just a technical exercise really, all modelled and rendered in Carrara. I used a depth pass which was used in Photoshop to add the depth of field effect.
Thanks for looking.
Phil
Comments (12)
Hi Phil, great Render. Did you sue the genuine Carrara Render Engine?. How long did it take?
Yes, just the genuine Carrara render engine. It uses the techniques that I will outline in the forthcoming "Realism in Carrara" video tutorial set by Infinite Skills, which should be launched later this month. It took less than a minute to render.
Nice work on the helixes. Not easy to pull of in Carrara.
Thanks - I used the spline editor for the threads and then converted to the vertex modeller to finish it off.
It still boggles my mind how a digitally produced image of such a common subject matter can be so visually tantalizing. Love it!!!!
Thank you - glad you like it!
Great modelling and render!
Fine work.
Superb render Phil. Very realistic :)
Very realistic. I am tempted to favorite this.
Don't let me stop you!!
Excellent modeling and great realism on this!
That is fantastic, so real!
Wow. Excellent modelling. Slot-head screws? When will the world learn that the only proper screw head is the Robertson!
Only in Canada apparently! And I wanted to go for a generic screw (and it is easier to model than a cross head!)
I never thought I'd be so delighted with some woodwork items! they look superb and the photoshop DOF worked great.
Really lovely realism in this simple image. Since I just dipped a toe into the modeling realm, now you've got me wondering if I can duplicate this LOL! Nice work!