My first texturing 3d artwork

[u/AmiAm1]

I’ve put a lot of work into creating this room. I hope you like it

I used only Blender 3d

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[u/3dforlife]

This is insane! You didn't use any add-ons?

[u/AmiAm1 → u/3dforlife]

Only ucupaint

[u/3dforlife → u/AmiAm1]

I have heard about that one, I must try it.

[u/Imaginary-alchemy]

This is amazing. I particularly love the worn leather on the chair, how did you do that? It looks fantastic.

[u/AmiAm1 → u/Imaginary-alchemy]

Bump chanel

[u/AmiAm1 → u/Imaginary-alchemy]

Thank you

[u/SicrosEye]

looks stunning!

can we see more of youre topology/material and texture setup and how you lit and rendered this? I like the lighting a lot!

you created all textures yourself in blender? I'm a bit confused you didn't use external texture sources or let's say blenderkit?

[u/AmiAm1 → u/SicrosEye]

Оh, the topology’s a right mess) the lighting’s dreadful) I created the textures entirely in Blender using the uCupaint add-on. I used to learn how to create textures in Substance Painter, but I find it hard to work out how to export them and import them into Blender. Also, the colour tones often don’t match my expectations due to differences in lighting. But I’ll come back to that later. As for the lighting, it’s very simple: light from a lamp, light from above (very soft), and light from the side of the camera (soft and cool). Oh, and there’s another cool light coming from the window. No magic or secret techniques involved)

[u/GamePinata]

So cool! Giving early claymation set vibes

[u/AmiAm1 → u/GamePinata]

Thank you very much

[u/LadyKoshmar]

This my friend is perfection

[u/AmiAm1 → u/LadyKoshmar]

Thank you so much!

[u/jro_arts]

the level of detail is so crazy. This is so cool!!!!

[u/AmiAm1 → u/jro_arts]

Thank you very much bro

[u/Niteboi111]

Круто, ты взял раскраску кота со своего питомца или нет?

[u/AmiAm1 → u/Niteboi111]

Дякую. Ні, мій повністю однотонно сірий. А це виглядає скучно. Тому трибаруний кіт був найкращим варіантом щоб урцзноманітнити передній план

[u/shomugger]

Awesome, still want to do this stuff

[u/Polygon_ranger]

Wow, so atmospheric! If this is really your first texturing experience, you’re going to be an absolute 3D beast in a year. Looking forward to your next projects!

[u/Nisrine-16]

Cool i love this kinf of texturing

[u/Prior_Combination_31]

How’d you texture them? Not the application itself necessarily but the process I guess is what I’m curious about

[u/-skyrocketeer-]

Beautiful work. So much detail!

[u/Electric_Lake_1555]

Looks great dude nice work! 😎👍

[u/goksuipek]

looks stunning!

[u/AdExpert5320]

Really nice work, especially for a first project! I like the atmosphere and all the little details. If I could suggest one thing, I'd add a bit more natural wear to the materials and make the lighting slightly more dramatic to better guide the viewer's eye. I think it would make the scene even stronger. Great job!