Inspired by Bertrand’s “sad doodles” I made couple (rather useless) procedural metal/rock/meteorite type of renders.
For more visit: https://www.behance.net/jedrzejsobkiewiczviz
https://www.facebook.com/Wide-Perspective-110119871122440
proc_1 by Two Heads, on Flickr
proc_4 by Two Heads, on Flickr
c&c are warmly welcome!
thanks!
What can I say, I’m a fan of the detail and everything. Really like to look at these things 
Thanks mate, I appreciate it!
Is it the new Corona Physical material?
Do you hunt people who use new physical material Maru? ;)but seriously no, it isn’t.
If it was, it would not look as good
Feel like you captured the glint / sparkle quality well +1
Don’t hate me - what HDRI is this?
Damn, I knew you’d ask! 
it’s one of Maxime Roz’s free hdri’s. This particular one is called “canada_montreal_nad_photorealism”, great for probing, testing…etc
Every time I start a new thread in gallery section I feel super guilty (it’s dead anyway) so maybe I just continue here
Next daily dose of useless/pointless stuff. This one I called “Microbiota” and it is my loose approach to Scanning electron microscope type of photography. Obviously made for fun and practice (who would’ve asked for such renders anyway?)
Hope you’ll enjoy it
macro_teapots_header by Two Heads, on Flickr
wiki_binomial by Two Heads, on Flickr
macro_teapots_1 by Two Heads, on Flickr
macro_teapots_5 by Two Heads, on Flickr
macro_teapots_2 by Two Heads, on Flickr
macro_teapots_3 by Two Heads, on Flickr
macro_teapots_4 by Two Heads, on Flickr
macro_wires4 by Two Heads, on Flickr
Ouch, does everyone 3ds Max user has this nastiness in his blood? Is there a way to get rid of it?
Nice work, nasty bacillus!
I’m afraid it’s already in our bloodstream, we all got it even though autodesk sucks our blood immensely. The only cure I can think of is blender but it’s too late for most of us…
I think blender users are getting infected with even nastier strain, it’s called suzannus horrificus. There’s literally no escape.
what about the creation process, TyFlow?
No it’s just simple material and corona scatter
Looks great.
I’m just thinking that the microscope shot camera may have the wrong camera settings. I can some perspective there between the teapots, and it looks like the camera is placed somewhere between them, very close to the surface. If that was a microscope the distance of the camera to the objects would be very big taking the scale in consideration. So it would rather remind a very long focal length shot, with no perspactive\size changes between these little objects. The DOF would be very shallow though as in your render.
This is just my impression, I would need to check on it and I’m not sure what effect you were aiming for.
Anyway, very cool experiment, I hope you will show more stuff
Yep, a very good point. I’m kinda aware of that but couldn’t help pushing this type of aesthetic. It was no more, no less so called “artistic approach”. But thanks anyway, appreciate it!
In addition to my latest post in gallery section here are some wires of the model.
casio_wire_1 by Two Heads, on Flickr
casio_wire_2 by Two Heads, on Flickr
casio_wire_3 by Two Heads, on Flickr
casio_wire_4 by Two Heads, on Flickr
casio_wire_5 by Two Heads, on Flickr
Hi, Y’all!
This time something folded, few still shots + little “animation”
cheers!
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_9 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_2 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_4 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_5 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_6 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_3 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_7 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_8 by Two Heads, on Flickr
j_sobkiewicz_ray_ban_10 by Two Heads, on Flickr
Great job. could you please share the graph on the material editor and talk a little about how did you achieve this detailed material? thanks.
