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I've been working on a 3D render of Mac Miller's iconic mirror used in the album artwork for "The Divine Feminine". I wanted to challenge myself to make close up renders in Blender to accompany a different camera angle that I'm deciding to animate. I'm torn because I LOVE the depth of field on the flowers, but I wonder if it might be too much. What are your thoughts?
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Amazing! Love Mac miller and the Divine Feminine is one of my favorite album covers of his
This is stunning work, Jerry! The craftsmanship on Mac Miller's mirror is spot on — it's such an iconic piece. My vote is for "tons of flowers" — the depth of field makes it feel alive and cinematic, which perfectly matches the dreamy atmosphere of The Divine Feminine. Can't wait to see the animation!
Tons of flowers
Love the flowers, seems like a more balanced composition too!
As a fellow Mac, 'STAN'. I absolutely love this. I went to every concert of his in Ohio. Even got hand tats like his.
Great Job!
Tons of flowers looks great!
The depth of field looks incredibly premium, and if you’re aiming for a conversion-centered aesthetic, those blurred flowers act as a perfect natural frame to keep the focus exactly where it belongs—on the mirror.
Tons of flowers look much better, it gives the image a sort of depth and character
Stunning design
tons of flowers, the depth and softness feels right for the divine feminine vibe
I love this!
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