LogInCimo Lai has expanded his portfolio with new artwork and shared a breakdown of creating it.
Cino Lai, a Technical Artist at Adobe Substance 3D, showcased a new amazing artwork depicting highly realistic embroidery and shared a breakdown of its creation.
According to the artist, the workflow is centered around the Substance 3D ecosystem. Cino Lai utilized Substance 3D Sampler, Substance 3D Painter, Substance 3D Designer, and Substance 3D Stager. Along with this, software such as Blender and Photoshop were also used in the workflow.
"With the embroidery filter of Sampler, now everyone can automatically generate various complex embroidery materials in a short time," Cino Lai shared. "Besides, some complex details can be added more flexibly by combining Painter and Designer. Finally, the rendering is completed in Stager."
Take a look at the illustrated steps of the creative process shared by the artist:
The final renders look photorealistic, with the finest details, such as single threads, placed and textured with a high level of graphic fidelity:
Before, Cino Lai showcased some other works created with Substance 3D Sampler's Embroidery filter. For instance, this 3D embroidered cloth was generated from a 2D image:
The artist also shared a workflow for creating this embroidery visualization:
Before, Cino Lai showcased his texturing workflow, demonstrating the roles of Substance 3D applications, custom tools, and automation features.
Also, take a look at this incredible artwork inspired by Persian embroidery and created by Sasha Honcharova:
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