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"Stephen Klebs" <skl### [at] gmail com> wrote in message
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>A stunning picture. I was actually most impressed by how well you've done
> the minor elements, especially the planter pot. The subtlety of the
> painted
> glaze and the scultpted unevenness of the surface really make it look
> handmade.
>
> Congratulations!
>
Thanks! The texture pot was one of those things that I got a little lucky
with. I tried a bazillian different textures, and nothing looked quite
right, then "Bingo!" I guess that's part of what I like about using
procedural textures; sometimes the effects are better than what I could do
by hand.
To get the unevenness, I used isosurfaces (iso-csg library) with tiny
normals stretched in the X-Z directions to give the appearance of brush
strokes. I did the same with the varnish on the stand. I don't even know
if it makes a difference at this resolution, but I sometimes enjoy working
on the details that lie at the edge of perception.
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