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Published: 2017-02-04 19:00:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 2763; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 58
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Cheers!How are you?
I was playing around with a somewhat interesting lighting setup and decided to share this little render with you. I think it looks pretty convincing.^^ Let me hear what you think about it! I hope you like it and can use it somehow for your projects! If you've created something nice with this image, don't hesitate to show me the results, I'd be glad to see your amazing works!Blender 2.78a + Cycles @ 750 samples (subsurface scattering enabled)
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Now that's a cool piece of art, thank you for using my stock image! I like the milk-ish look of her dress, well done!
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Thanks so much, that means a lot! Thank you for providing such an awesome piece of stock
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Thanks, again. This was used inΒ Chesseurs ,Β for theΒ CHESS GAME challenge , hosted byΒ Stewed-Tomatoes .Β Β
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Nah, thank you for using my stock image! I really appreciate it! <3
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This was used inΒ Chessers , for theΒ CHESS GAME challenge , hosted byΒ Stewed-Tomatoes .Β Thanks for posting.
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This one is mildly disturbing but thank you for using my stock render. <3
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next project: chess board with figures! but damn this looks preeety nice, pretty simple but nice! i kinda wanna make a chess board out of walnut and pine.... xD almost 4 days without tinkering...or working in my shop...pretty rough!
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Ye, I feel you bratan. Another project confirmed!! :3 Sure thing!
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It looks pretty good, there's nothing bad about it. This is perfect timing, I asked some people about what should I draw next to improve my shading and somebody said a pawn right before you upload this
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Bwahaha. Thanks!
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Nah I don't really need them, I may just use the picture for a reference though, thanks anyways
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