Mi Proyecto del curso: Renderizado de producto fotorrealista con KeyShot

Hello! Here's my final project, I'm really proud of how it turned out! Before I go into it, I'd like to thank Mr. Robertson for making such a helpful course for KeyShot. I now know how to give my scenes that extra bit of realism to make it pop, and I can already see a great improvement from my previous renders!

The first hurdle was getting all the materials looking right, especially the wood. Making sure that the grain was moving in the right direction and that there wasn't any repetition was something I had never really paid attention to in my previous work. But it definitely produced rewarding results!

With the wood material looking good, I started dressing the scene a bit more with picture frames, lamps, etc. (painting is by Hiroshi Nagai!)

After dressing the scene, I wanted to go back and tweak some of the objects, most notably the potted plant. In the photo above, you can see that it looks a bit plain as a flat color, so I tried out some advanced material work to give it a more handmade look. Credit to Shane Spence (@shanespencedesign on Instagram) for
the great tutorial on handmade pottery in KeyShot!

Once I was happy with the scene + the materials, I rendered the shots and brought them into Photoshop for post-processing