I'm proud of the bump mapping on the aluminum casing and the mesh in general, but I'm most proud of the detailed lens and interior electronics on the inside - it looks exactly like the real deal!
I made a spin render you check check out here:
DieHard 41-6003 Render
Originally posted on: December 15, 2014
⚠️ Note: This post is over 10 years old. It was originally published on December 15, 2014. It may contain outdated information on my skills, or reflect my views at that time, which could differ from my current perspectives.
Sometimes when I look around the room I noticed hard surface objects that I think would be fun to model and render, or quick to model and render. Seeing this flashlight on my desk I decided it would be both fun and quick to render. While I enjoy practicing hard surface modeling on its own, I decided to use this as an excuse to learn about HDRI lighting inside Blender. I used this tutorial for the HDRI lighting, and I believe I used the HDRI image provided by them.
Here's the subject:
I'm proud of the bump mapping on the aluminum casing and the mesh in general, but I'm most proud of the detailed lens and interior electronics on the inside - it looks exactly like the real deal!
I'm proud of the bump mapping on the aluminum casing and the mesh in general, but I'm most proud of the detailed lens and interior electronics on the inside - it looks exactly like the real deal!