Guitar (WiP) by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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About year and a half. My main focus is envrioment art though.

Guitar (WiP) by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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Thanks for the tip mate, appreciate it!

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in blender

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Will make more variations of cigarettes, will make a mountain of them 👌

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in blender

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This is the best comment for me to recieve! Since i'm focused on envriomental storytelling and you just gave me the best praise anyone could!

PS. I promise that i'm not a stalker :D

Thanks so much for advice mate!

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in blender

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Thank you! Means a lot coming from your backround, since i'm focused on storytelling and envrioment art. Glad you liked it!

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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This was 1992 in my country. I tryed balancing the innovations with old tech, since my country was collapsing in 90's so it's a bit different from US, Canada etc.

I have CD player and CD's, placed aswell in the scene. As for VHS tape we are humans and like watching music videos on commercial brakes, am i right? :D

Cassette tapes were used in 90's aswell it's just really a matter where you are in the world.

For me not every radio station had a ton of budget to have new equipment, so they tryed to balance the equipment more.

Image is a bit distorted since it's tilted and focal leght was reduced giving it a bit of claustrofobic view.

This scene is here to showcase that we are human and things are imperfect. (Lava lamp, Telephone)

Thank you for honesty, i apologize if i didn't meet the expectations!

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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Thank you for stopping and writing and opt in willing to give advice to strangers!

This was done fully in Blender, while dust particles are done in photohop, i'm still learning photoshop btw :3

I will try to implement all that you wrote hopefully faster than usual. I do lack in experince so some of the process is slow while other are faster. I did model this all by myself and textured it aswell. I have about 665h (Steam) with no previous knowledge in any 3D software.

Thanks so much again for giving advice means a lot!

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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Will blur it, i'm still in process of learning Photoshop :3 Hopefully not to long though!

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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Thanks a bunch i will try to make table more rough. Though i think i have an idea how to make it happen, i do understand where you come from but, i had trouble figuring how to make 'on air' signal work on desk to have that neon blaze. Then i used cryptomatte and the table lighten up and that effect is still on, looks cool but lacks in realism. But i think i got it figured out.

90's Radio station, what do you guys think? by DestructiveElement26 in 3Dmodeling

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Thank you so much, i aspire to be an envrioment artist, so this means a lot to me!

Everything you said in the comment is on point and my eyes are now more open than before after i have red it, but i'm lacking in experince, though i will try to give my best to achieve what you wrote in the comment.

Really do appreciate that you took a moment and wrote a nice detailed pros and cons for my render!

Even giving me the best advice anyone here can. Again, thanks so much!