Japanese bookstore

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Hello everyone! This is my first topic here, and I decided to share with you my work, thay I created quite a while. It was that moment when I realised how powerful blender could be, and since than I’ve been completly fall in love with it.
This is my little “Japanese bookstore” .:sparkles:

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Japan is one of my main source of inspiration. I also like to read books, so I decided to make my interpretation of the bookstore. The idea is that it has a small “bookcrossing” bookcase and you can leave a book in it or simply pick up any book and read.
It was completely made in blender including modeling and rendering.
If you like it check my other work here:
instagram https://www.instagram.com/hailliane/
artstation https://www.artstation.com/annamikhaylyuk
Hope you have a nice day!

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That’s really nice, I love such little dioramas. Have you considered posting it on Sketchfab too? (Full disclosure: I work there).

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Thanks, i really appreciate it. Yes! It would be nice to post it on the sketchfab too, I’ll look into it soon hehe

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thank you! :blush: Have a great weekend too!

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Excellent job. The colors and modeling style are so cozy!

Can you help me out with the kanji on the right side? I’m able to make out 「本屋」(book-shop), and 「雑誌」(magazine), but the second line is just a bit too dense for me to recognize. (and my vocabulary is very limited. )

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Thank you so much! The second line is 「印刷物」(printed matter) . :smile:

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You’re on the #featured row! :+1:

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Super nice, with great attention to details, and lovely design. I can imagine some Playmobil figurines there…

What does the road sign means? It is not the kind we can see in France.

Oh, I realize it is in Japan, where cars go on the left of the road. So it is “no overtake”, right?

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Thank you so much :heart:
I think that it’s “no overtake”, but honestly I’m not so sure, since I’ve never been to Japan yet and just used a bunch of street photos as references :smiley:

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Good work! Love the detail. I’m anticipating more!

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Another awesome art piece. Can you please share a bit on your lighting set up

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Lovely and cute

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Thank you so mush!! :blush:

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Thanks! Maybe I’ll share it in the next topic :smiling_face:

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Thank you! :heart: :smiling_face:

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