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Cofee machine

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#1

This is my cofee machine hope you like it :smiley:

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#2

Hi RAMSESIIV your coffe machine is superb¡¡¡
Congratulations I like a lot¡¡¡

#3

Hi Ramses
Et, Un Expresso! Un !
Bravo ! Plus vrai que le vrai ! :cool:
Pilou
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#4

Excellent - I love the materials, very realistic. :+1:

#5

the second and the last step for this picture
thx for your comments keep on ZFunning… :wink:

#6

Hi Ramses
Super design :cool:
Pilou
ps Next will be “une cocotte minute” ? :rolleyes:
pss How many time for the render if in Zbrush ?

#7

juste 10 ptite minute pour le rendu 100% zbrush mais un tout petit peu de post sur PS pour l’image finale V. reflet sur la tasse…
THX pour les commentaires :wink:

#8

Une tasse pour moi s’l vous plait!
Tres bon image!

:smiley: (pardon ma Francais, je n’ai pas des accents dans ma keyboard)

#9

Great job… I like the metallic material you used… 2nd is my favorite. :+1: :+1:

#10

third and unwaited step for this render but i’ve done a heavy postwork in PS to simulate smoke and increase lights on the background.
I certainly can do all those effects in ZB so step four (100% ZB) will coming soon…
Thx for comments…
…Northstarr your french is great :wink:
keep on having ZFUN :smiley:

#11

Do whatever it takes to make it look good!!

Just using ZBrush to create a piece of art isn’t always the best way, cos it’s slightly limiting using only one program.

Look at Steve Townsend…he uses ALLSORTS of programs (at least 3 that i know of) to create his masterpieces.

ZBrush is merely another tool (albeit a FANTASTIC one!!)

#12

jaystansfield you’re absoluty right and i often use c4d or ps to make my render look the way i like. in anotherway it would be very interisting to do a 100% zbrush image
cause technically it’s possible futhermore it’s a good approach of the fine render settings that require a long practicing to be understand.
for sure any image produced should be postwork in ps but only for a level adjustement (in this case) to print.
That 's why i insist on making a 100% zbrush image… :wink:
THX for your comment.
Keep on Having ZFUN :smiley:

#13

Hi Jay
You said “Steve Townsend” ok maybe it’s a great artist but I must find him on the Net for see that you declare :rolleyes:
It’s a good use to give on the post links or reference’s web Site creator for a quicky comprehension :slight_smile:
And yes you right there are 2 ways for a final image :slight_smile:

  • all progs are contributived
  • just one : it’s the “purist way” :)less easy but more funny when you have time :slight_smile: and for lovers of headache :rolleyes: (as me) :smiley:
    Pilou
    Ps
    Of course I know him but it’s an hasard :slight_smile:
    Steve Townsend aka Stevie Rae but not evident for an external visitor !
#14

Hi RAMSESIIV keep on this fabulous serie¡¡¡ I want to see the coffe grains to¡¡
Congratulations¡¡¡¡

#15

Really nice Ramses! Wonderful reflections and steam :grimacing: :grimacing: :grimacing: :grimacing: the orange button has recieved a good improvement :+1: :+1: the materials are perfect!
one little thing…maybe the coffe cup is a little bit thin?? (with my best intentions)

:+1: bravo!

#16

Bon travail Ramses :slight_smile:
ton image s’affine de plus en plus :slight_smile:

:+1:

#17

you’re right nAÄAx my cofee cup is too small
but I think i’ve reached a maximum step for this picture so I’ll keep this aspect as the final one… :wink:

#18

Wow man! This is some awesome progress Ramses!
:TU: :TU: :TU:

#19

another time another mood another cofee… :smiley:

#20

Looks great and I like the metallic material you used. :+1:

The button to turn on your coffee machine keeps moving farther and farther away from me. How am I supposed to turn it on with my over-caffinated shaky hands? :smiley: :smiley: