Related to OpenSource Brushed Metal Wallpapers on Grid

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I’m learning Blender 3D and I think a good way to start is to make some simple wallpapers. After asking in the forum a few things about the grid and anisotropic shading, I made some wallpapers.

Blender 3D, not the first I made, but first here:

Blender Metal Brushed on Grid.jpg2300×1294 484 KB

GNU/Linux, the first I made:

Brushed Metal Linux.jpg1920×1080 451 KB

tux_metal_grid

Kubuntu, my GNU/Linux distro:

Kubuntu Brushed Metal Big on Grid - Blue 2.jpg1920×1080 460 KB

There is an 8 wallpaper pack for Kubuntu:
http://kubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Kubuntu+Brushed+Metal+(big)on+Grid+-++x4?content=160942
http://kubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Kubuntu+Brushed+Metal+on+Grid+-+Pack+x+4?content=160941

I post this in Finished Projects, but any criticism is welcome.

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looks great for a beginner/someone who’s learning blender :slight_smile: The Blender one is maybe a little too steely, but it’s good…
yea, and just for fun, have you read this before making the logo?


they seem to be pretty strict about the logo being perfect :slight_smile:

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Thank you for commenting.
Well, I don’t know when I should stop to consider myself a beginner, the truth is that I had never before used a 3D design program and I am learning Blender from about 8 months, and I still feel that I have left very much to learn. That’s why I say I’m learning.
This is an earlier thread related to this wallpapers:

Yes, I have read it. From there I had downloaded the svg logo. I hope my wallpaper not be included soon as an example of “Bad Logo” :smiley:

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Yafu, nice work! How did you end up doing the anisotropy, same for all, or a variety of ways? They all came out superb.

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The thing looks awesome for a beginner, it just need some fill lights because the bottom is completely black