I've just posted a fan 3d render of the Hiroshima Arm Chair.
You can see the images here or go to the page here
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In this tutorial I show my main workflow for UV-mapping or UV-unwrapping. This is for you who need to fix a ready made model with out or bad UVs.
To show the versatility of the technique I unwrap two different models, one box shaped model and one curve shaped model.
But the real speed trick is to set up your startup layout ready for unwrapping.
Since these are two models form the internet I don't really know how they are made. I have to fix bad normals, remove triangles, get weird flipped polygons, do some simple model fixing with pentool, untriangulate the mesh and then do the UV-mapping. I also get messages that says the model has bad polygons and more.
For the UV-mapping I often us the box algorithm. If that doesn't work I use frontal projection. For curved models it's best to cut the models in different parts by selecting the edge. I then use frontal and then I unwrap/relax the UV.
In this tutorial I show the utility shader in Arnold Render. It gives opportunity to create looks that aren't possible with the native render engine in Cinema 4d. Hope this gives you new inspiration to explore new looks and styles.
If you have a material suggestion, write it in the comments :)
Cinema 4D https://www.maxon.net/en/
Arnold Render https://www.solidangle.com/
Anders Langlands http://www.anderslanglands.com/alshad...
Internet is a lovely invention.
A guy named Cory Farris has found one of my picture on Unsplash and turned it into a Unity Scene.
For the uninitiated, Unity is a system to create games. So my random vacation photo is now possible to walk around in a game like environment.
He has written a Linkedin post that goes deeper into the process of recreating the room.
Furillen Gotland
Cory Farris Untiy scene