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Sometimes your texture is almost 100% seamless and tileable. But small differences in light and shadow easily show that this is a tiled texture and it's a 3D image. As humans we always look for patterns and they are easily spotted and by equalizing the texture you make it more believable.
You find the free texture pack here:
If you have a material suggestion, write it in the comments :)
Sometimes your texture is almost 100% seamless and tileable. But small differences in light and shadow easily show that this is a tiled texture and it's a 3D image. As humans we always look for patterns and they are easily spotted and by equalizing the texture you make it more believable.
In this follow up tutorial on how to create Object ID for your fabrics, I only use Photoshop to create these maps. This really depends on your source texture and other element if it's easy or hard. Sometimes you need to do a lot of small tweaking to make it work, and here I show you the main principles.
In this follow up tutorial on how to create Object ID for your fabrics I use only Photoshop to create these maps. This really depends on your source texture and other element if it's easy or hard. Sometimes you need to do a lot of small tweaking to make it work, and here I show you the principles.
If you haven't seen Fabulous Fabrics I recommend you do that :)
Poliigon has started creating fabric textures with Object ID maps. They add a more convincing look on your fabric, and they are really easy to create your self. In Arnold render you can connect these to the coat layer in standard surface (Arnold 5) and I really like the result that gives.
You find the free texture pack here:
I came across this video on repetition and why we should do it to learn. In school we are often presented with an idea/concept ones. Maybe repeated ones more if we're tested on the subject and no more. That knowledge doesn't stick. So my tip is find resources presented from different angles and repeat. And see this video :)
Cover Photo by WonHo Sung on Unsplash
Poliigon has started creating fabric textures with Object ID maps. They add a more convincing look on your fabric, and they are really easy to create your self. In Arnold render you can connect these to the coat layer in standard surface and I really like the result that gives.
I show how I used it to create a wool material for a Hiroshima Chair by Naoto Fukasawa.
If you have a material suggestion, write it in the comments :)
Here is the free Fleece texture: https://www.poliigon.com/texture/2332
(and I have nothing to do with their site :)
Cinema 4D https://www.maxon.net/en/
Arnold Render https://www.solidangle.com/
Photoshop/Illustrator http://www.adobe.com/
Poliigon has started creating fabric textures with Object ID maps. They add a more convincing look on your fabric, and they are really easy to create your self. In Arnold render you can connect these to the coat layer in standard surface and I really like the result that gives.
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
I've uploaded logos I've made over the years both here at the site and over at Behance.
Or just keep scrolling down :)
I just remembered that my whole master thesis in design is out on the web.
The project became fictive app were called Youuu - the health-app that adapts to you, and were a concept were you would feed data tasks and get different graphs mixed with gamefication and incentives to do your tasks.
Some parts still holds up, but Oo, looking back it feels so out dated. the health app is designed for iOS 6, and as you probably know, the design language totally changed after iOS 7 and introduced new way of thinking apps and design. And the thesis is in Norwegian and not accessible for everyone.
But if this is of any interest to you, and you know a lot of Norwegian you can download it all here.
And this is a typical school situation were you had one idea, but some scholar said it should be something else. My initial idea, creating a open network for health anxiety, is still more interesting then my thesis. But hey what can you do.
I've become a certified Squarespace member, that means I get some perks on my future projects.
Like 20% discount for my customers on their first year
Six-Month Trial Periods (the usual is just one month)
Optimized Customer Care (I get faster feedback)
Exclusive Content (I guess that's just for me)
A community of experts (forums and stuff)
So some benefits for you as a costumer to use me as your Squarespace designer.
Maybe Squarespace is a solution for you as well?
