I always loved abstract cg, so i´m updating my website style and i´m thinking about this asbract detail shots showcasing Thea´s powerful material system and fantastic performance. This is the first of a series of tests that are still wips. I hope you like. C&C are always welcome.

Nice one!. Really like the concept and the realism.
Maybe the logo looks a bit "placed later" because of the plain white surface. I would add some bevel or bump (or reflection map), just to look less perfect.
Looks really nice anyway.

Very cool, you have to love Physics.

Thanks Rosco! i was having some trouble rounding the edges so i left it that way, i did a rusty texture test but didn´t quite like it, in fact it´s metal, if you look at the sides you can see the reflection. but i agree with you, it pops up a lot, i like it though, i will try to smooth it later, i´m sure it will look nicer. Thanks again!

Hey Duncan!
Thanks! in fact i placed them with sketchy physics!

me too i love abstract cg. where there is no boundary between visualization and art. very nice. i like theses spheres so much.

Really nice! makes me wanna try also

Maybe a variation in the scales of the spheres and some spheres with other materials (mirror or glass,..)

maybe you should engrave ur logo to one of the balls. reminds me of the Minority Report balls!!

Hey guys!
Nomeradona:
Thanks! i´m glad you liked them!

dbalex:
Ty! you should try! it´s a pretty simple setup, sphere component was mapped with SketchUV
and then i just placed them over a surface and ran SketchyPhysics.

i prepared a scene with thin film interference but haven´t had time to render it as i´m busy
with some work projects u_u but i will upload it as soon as i can, meanwhile here´s the glass test.


jenujacob:
That´s a nice idea! and it´s relatively easy to do since the spere is a component. i will try it when i have time, Thanks!

these are so cool and fun to look at, nice results!

Thanks bendbox i will update with a bubble test as soon as i can render it!