Facebook Page Fan Art
- April 08, 2014
- 112 Downloads
- 0 Likes
- Blender 2.7x
- Render: Cycles
- Creator: KrossX
- License: CC-0
Description:
A weird request to tryout. Cycles makes everything look nice. =D
Comments:
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kaboom
Edited April 10, 2014good job by the artist but this got to be the strangest request ever. why not screenshot facebooks login page.
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KrossX
Written April 10, 2014Yeh, that's why I wanted to give it a try. XD
It made me think of what would the website look if VR takes off... specially after they bought Oculus.
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Wright
Written May 21, 2014Very nice! One thing though, the requester said that he wanted to make a "character to run on the buttons" or something like that; in that case, shouldn't the buttons and stuff pop out more? Great work tho :)
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KrossX
Written May 22, 2014Now that you mention it, it certainly seems he wanted to use it as a map. Well, I suppose it would be fine if the character is scaled down enough. =P
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You've obviously put a lot of thought into this, with the material nodes and the neatness of it all. I particularly like the way you've done the faces and curve connections.