Leather Bag IMP/INC

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Hello, I got some good feedback on my first post of this bag from Oleksii Rybakov and Oscar Rottink and that made me want to take a closer look on it and try to improve it. Hopefully I did :slight_smile:
Modeled in ZBrush and rendered with KeyShot 2023.

p2
p2.jpg3840×2563 3.33 MB

p1
p1.jpg2715×1812 2.35 MB

front
front.jpg2715×1812 2.35 MB

p3
p3.jpg3840×2563 3.51 MB

clay
clay.jpg3840×2563 2.04 MB

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Nice!! Not sure how much time you spend extra but I think it really improved over the already really nice renders. Hope you feel the same, now onto next project! :wink:

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Thank you. Yes, time to wait for the next idea to pop up :slightly_smiling_face:

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Perfect modeling , texturing is really good too , great job :wink:

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Thank you, I am glad you liked it :slightly_smiling_face:

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Looking really nice!

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Thank you, I am glad you like it :slightly_smiling_face:

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Great level of realism!

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NICE, very nice work on the details and seams.

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@oleksii.rybakov Thanks alot for the nice feedback :slightly_smiling_face:
@GermanNick Thank you, I am glad you like it :slightly_smiling_face:

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Amazing photorealistic renderings, look really nice!

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Thank you, I often think my work is not photorealistic enough so it is really nice to hear :slightly_smiling_face:

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When in doubt, add dirt and scratches ;). Your models are extremely clean. That’s actually what I love about your work also because they are really nicely modelled.

If you would do real closeups it might be a bit too clean since you will always see some tiny scratches, dust or differences in roughness on most ‘used’ items. The lock for example is something that while using will bump into a lot of things or people opening it will scratch it a bit with rings they wear etc. But you’ll only notice it, like in real life, if you have the object really close.

And most of the time we want to render quite perfect objects without the fingerprints, dust, scratches. It’s a bit of a weird balance between photorealistic and a product shot to sell a product I think.

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Hehe, yes that’s a good tip. I usually try to add that but as you said the balance is hard and I am “bad” at roughing stuff up :slightly_smiling_face:

Here are two examples with some nice “dirt/smudges” that you might like, they shoould work nice even when looking at them closer:

ArtStation - Kitchen Interior ZBrush+Keyshot
ArtStation - Coffe maker ZBrush+Keyshot, Herman Carlsson

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Really awesome work! Love those camo shoes as well!

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Thank you, I am really glad you like them :slightly_smiling_face: