Tea Kettle Staff Pick

  • January 07, 2014
  • 495 Downloads
  • 15 Likes
  • Blender 2.6x
  • Render: Blender Internal
  • Creator: buzo
  • License: CC-0
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Description:

I did this blend few days ago trying to achieve a brilliant texture to be applied to other blend, in process. Rendered with Cycles and three images textures used, packed. Keep blendering.

Comments:

  • jlnh profile picture
    jlnh

    amazing..

    Written January 08, 2014
  • GyngaNynja profile picture
    GyngaNynja

    Has a very vintage antique look. Too bad you didn't add any wear and tear to it.

    Written January 08, 2014
  • buzo profile picture
    buzo

    The image I based my model on was very shiny, like new, not an antique model. That's the reason I modeled this. Yes, giving this kettle a vintage look would be a good idea. Thanks.

    Written January 09, 2014
  • GyngaNynja profile picture
    GyngaNynja

    By "antique" i mean it doesn't look like anything modern. The colour scheme is just beautiful.

    Written January 09, 2014
  • buzo profile picture
    buzo

    I see. Appreciate your comment.

    Written January 10, 2014
  • TowerCG profile picture
    TowerCG

    NICE!!!

    Written January 08, 2014
  • reElparrie profile picture
    reElparrie

    Great

    Written January 09, 2014
  • Cyberchipz profile picture
    Cyberchipz

    When I render this, everything is pinkish. I understand basically what the nodes do; but, not how to apply the nodes. What do I need to read so I know what to learn next. I'm kinda meh, but can edit the mesh and stuff, but; but, when it comes to applying the colors to the object, I don't know what I'm doing. I played with everything; but, I'm learning a lot about the menu system; but, nothing to render this beautiful tea kettle. Help? Or is this the wrong place to ask for help?

    OK Next day: I figured it out, it was missing the oro-metalica.jpg texture file. I used the sample image and replace the references to the original with the sample. The results were interesting, I had to replace it for all the parts of the teapot, and what I ended with was multiple teapots reflected int he image. Actually looks nice, though I know I can do better, just need a better "gold" file for texture. I think that should be fairly easy.

    It has been fun playing with this object, I've learned a lot getting it running(sic). Thanks so much for this blend. :-)

    Edited April 15, 2015