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July 30, 2012 9:00 AM
by Editor in Chief
In addition to the Render of the Week Award,
www.BlenderNews.org will be featuring regular series, showcasing quality product vidz realized in Blender,
selected from published artworks for (a) given week(s). If you would like to have your works featured in this series, please submit your professional-quality product vidz to www.blenderartist.org or to the Member's Gallery of this site, or Contact Us to show where your work is available on the internet.
www.BlenderNews.org will be featuring regular series, showcasing quality product vidz realized in Blender,
selected from published artworks for (a) given week(s). If you would like to have your works featured in this series, please submit your professional-quality product vidz to www.blenderartist.org or to the Member's Gallery of this site, or Contact Us to show where your work is available on the internet.
How good Blender can be for product visualization? What is required for a quality render fit for professional use? The stories of this week's select artists (listed by alphabetical order) have revealed some of the answers.
How good Blender can be for product visualization? If you are a veteran, how long will it take you to learn Blender for your needs? Are you interested in finding a competent Blender artist for your product viz? You might find the answers in the arts and comments made by the following artists:
Creative EP630 BN by Lars-Kristian Johansen
Artist's Comment
About Me:
My name is Lars-Kristian Johansen and I'm a software engineering student at Vestfold university college in Norway. My use of Blender as a hobby started around 6 years ago, but it really took off when version 2.5 was released. That was a milestone for me because everything started to make sense, and I was able to create the images I wanted to. I'm available as a freelancer.
About "Creative EP630 BN:"
This project is a result of my modeling exercise where I wanted to focus on texture and material creation with the Cycles render engine. I wanted to make something that was easy and wouldn't take that long, so after having looked at what I had lying on my desk, I decided to make a image of my headset. The entire project took about 4-5 hours from the start to finish, and was rendered using Cycles.
Related Links:
"Poang - the Rocking Chair" by Ireneusz Gabryś
Artist's Comment
About Me:
My name is Ireneusz Gabryś and I'm from Poland.
About "Poang - the Rocking Chair:"
"Poang - The Rocking Chair" is my first private project rendered in Cycle. I was looking for ideas on model. l wanted to find something that will not be another boring and easy to create an element of the room. When I found this chair, I knew that this is exactly what I was looking for. Modeling took several hours. I used new knife tool for this, which works just great. I had never used rendering engines other than blender internal. I did not believe that my poor hardware can handle this. But I was wrong. Even though my GPU is not supported by the cycle, I could still use a preview in realtime. Node system has allowed me to create materials quickly and easily. I am particularly pleased with the wood material.
Related Links:
1. http://www.youtube.com/user/ireneuszgabrys
2. http://blenderartists.org/forum/member.php?99053-gumen
Herman Miller & Chester by Marco Guzzetti
Artist's Comment
About me:
I'm Marco Guzzetti, from Milan, Italy. I started to use Blender since March 2012. With the introduction of Bmesh and Cycles renderer it got my attention and now I think it can really become a killer and fast growing 3D application.
Related Links:
And Please stay tuned. More product viz are coming in the following weeks ahead.