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This is a 3D photorealistic render of a luxury ring I designed and modeled from scratch using Blender.I focused on realistic metal materials (gold/platinum finish) with accurate reflections, plus a gemstone with proper light refraction to make it look ready for a jewelry catalog.The lighting setup uses a three-point lighting system to highlight the ring's details and create soft, professional shadows.This project demonstrates my skills in:3D modeling (Blender)
Realistic material creation Product visualization for e-commerce / luxury goods Software used: Blender 3D + Cycles render engine.
This is a 3D photorealistic render of a luxury ring I designed and modeled from scratch using Blender.I focused on realistic metal materials (gold/platinum finish) with accurate reflections, plus a gemstone with proper light refraction to make it look ready for a jewelry...
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