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Cycles Material Studies (Volume 10)
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Cycles Material Studies (Volume 10)

By Reynante M. Martinez.

Volume 10 of my Cycles Material Studies.

Could you guess which one was the most difficult to make? :)

More info (with high res renders) at http://bit.ly/10cKogP

Cycles Material Studies (Volume 10)

Community Reporter · May 14, 2015

By Reynante M. Martinez.

Volume 10 of my Cycles Material Studies.

Could you guess which one was the most difficult to make? :)

More info (with high res renders) at http://bit.ly/10cKogP

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2 responses

  1. Woarius
    14 May 2015 at 14:35

    I’d say the silk material or the lava material was the hardest to make !
    Good job :)

    Reply
  2. Joey
    15 May 2015 at 04:30

    The last one, or the lava… :P

    Reply

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