Style Practice

I had this Idea in my mind and wanted to adopt a playful style for the rendering.

Some may know Peter Tarka of whom I took inspiration for this. Result is still far from it.

If anybody knows what this style is called please comment.
Any Critique is also welcome!

Modeling and Rendering done in Rhino.

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This is fun! Is it a tape dispenser? I do like his style!

Have you seen the really useful discussion here:

If you wanted to add another colour, you can try the online version of that resource. Then you could try switching to a third background colour too.

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Yeah I know that! So amazing what you can achieve with colors :smiley:
Maybe I´ll do some variations from the rendering when I have more time :wink:

Yes, it´s supposed to be a tape dispenser from a bend knife. Do you recognize the knife?

I feel I know what it is, because it´s my idea. But some did not recognize that this should be a knife.

Thanks for the comment! Appreciate it :slight_smile:

-Paul






Some more Color Variations using the online Version of Wada Sanzo Color Dictionary

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Thanks for sharing this! the online version is very cool too

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Nice!
I think some bump map concentric rings may help on a cylindrical mapping on your tape to add some depth.

Yeah! I tried to figure it out, but didn`t get it :frowning: I´m not familiar with texture mapping in Rhino yet.

I don’t enjoy texture mapping either. I find it unpleasant.

It looks like there is a small set of radial errors in your mesh, which are showing as shading issues right at the base of the handle. Almost looks like the bottom of a plastic drinks bottle, but the SubD has gone awry.

Oh yes :smiley: I photoshopped it away in the first… Maybe I can remove it with custom mesh…

It was Edge Softening. It created the artifacts.

Added Displacement Mapping

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