I have had blender on my computer for almost a year now, but didn’t really get into using it, or any 3d modeling for that matter, until the past few months. I have only messed around up until this point with what cycles is capable of producing, so I decided to finally just decide to make something basic for practice building towards a full scene.
What I decided to do was just an Ornamental crafted wooden table sort of thing. It ended up being a very good exercise, letting me practice hard surface modeling, some sculpting and re-topology (for the small detail work under the bottom edge), and lots of practice in making organic and realistic looking textures and materials.
Disregarding the very poor looking grass-carpet, I am very satisfied with the result! Any feedback or advice would be appreciated because I am very new to blender and always have room to improve.
Lately I have been working on individual parts that I can eventually add to an entire scene. Im starting with a ceramic pot that was inspired by this one-
Render Test by CPmillenia94, on Flickr
Render_Test_2 by CPmillenia94, on Flickr
Try same quality. Your table has good material(s), only lighting is weird.
