After 2 months and half of learning Blender with CGcookie.com almost full time and doing a good bunch of tutorials, I dedicated almost 1 full day to explore realism and materials with blender. For that I chose to play with Glass Shaders, Materials, Lights and Rendering settings. I did play a little bit with Octane Plugging but then I return to Blender to try to achieve similar results.
Renders speak for themselves, great work!
Hi Ewa, I am trying to use a gradient to control de backdrop texture. I want the background behind the glass to be white or whiter and the part of the floor texture in front of the glass darker. I've been trying with a Mix-Shader but it is not working. Any ideas here how I cloud proceed? Thank you.
Wow very nice and realistic looking. Those lessons, learning and determination are surely paying off 🤘