3D Headwear - Kenzo Cap

[voong_chuong (Masew VC)]

Kenzo Cap
3D created by Rhino5 and 7, UVs unwrapped by Rizom UV, Keyshot for Final Render Images.

[markintheozarks]

Really nice work! Is the stitching modeled in? How much time do you have in modeling time, if I might ask? —-Mark

[voong_chuong (Masew VC)]

Hi Mark,

Yes, the stitching is modeled. I created flatted 2D base and transfer it to 3D by the command flow along surface". In this way, the shadow of the edge along the stitching will look better than using normal maps.
It took me 3 days for the whole process.

[davide76]

Wonderful!

[Normand (Jakob Normand)]

Those are some stellar renderings, @voong_chuong!
-Jakob

[voong_chuong (Masew VC)]

@Normand

Those are some stellar renderings,

Yeah, the main purpose is to replace the physical samples.
It’s the advantage of 3D virtualization in the development stage and manufacturing.

[theoutside (Kyle Houchens)]

amazing work!! thanks for sharing!!

[michael.martin]

How did you create the stitching texture for the model? Zbrush?

[voong_chuong (Masew VC)]

nope, I created real geometry for each stitching.

[michael.martin]

Individual pipes?

[voong_chuong (Masew VC)]

2D to 3D by the command follow along surface

[Tommy804]

Did you also making the stitching for the lion from real geometry or is that a normal map.

[voong_chuong (Masew VC)]

I made it in Substance Sampler.