I guess my only note is that shadows are also your friends. Sometimes we use lots of lights and overexpose the scene, whereas shadows can give volume to your objects and make those nice gradients in the surface.
I would add a slight bevel to the tabletop and perhaps a little less overhead light and more side light (possibly even some backlighting). I haven't watched it yet, but it appears there's a good course on lighting in the CORE section. Nice modeling on the teapot.
I guess my only note is that shadows are also your friends. Sometimes we use lots of lights and overexpose the scene, whereas shadows can give volume to your objects and make those nice gradients in the surface.
I would add a slight bevel to the tabletop and perhaps a little less overhead light and more side light (possibly even some backlighting). I haven't watched it yet, but it appears there's a good course on lighting in the CORE section. Nice modeling on the teapot.
yeah for this purpose l have started the fundamentals of lighting course ..... so until now l'm just really on scene lights .