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Here is the first of my Claymore Blades: the blade of Clair, from the anime series and manga: Claymore. I really enjoyed that show, and I hope that you enjoy this piece! Modeled in Maya2012, rendered in keyshot3. Please fav, comment, and critique! I would really appreciate critiques! Thanks
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2700x1512px 1.29 MB
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Really nice!
The only thing(s) I would comment on negatively would be that there seems to be some stretching of the reflections on the blade (near the red emblem)
And the handle and pommel seem to be a bit....plain...compared to the rest of the sword, so they inadvertently draw more attention than the blade.
Maybe if you "wrapped" the handle and gave it some sort of leather texture, and then either make the silver pommel as reflective as the gold, or dull the gold, it would balance out the overall look?
Also, (and this is a problem I experience a lot in KeyShot as well when using a background image, so I'm not saying it's your fault lol) the sword seems to be floating above the ground.
My solution to that problem is to render without the background image (keep the reflections of course) , and save the image as a transparent background PNG, which will make the background color transparent...then put that over your background image in Photoshop.
The only thing(s) I would comment on negatively would be that there seems to be some stretching of the reflections on the blade (near the red emblem)
And the handle and pommel seem to be a bit....plain...compared to the rest of the sword, so they inadvertently draw more attention than the blade.
Maybe if you "wrapped" the handle and gave it some sort of leather texture, and then either make the silver pommel as reflective as the gold, or dull the gold, it would balance out the overall look?
Also, (and this is a problem I experience a lot in KeyShot as well when using a background image, so I'm not saying it's your fault lol) the sword seems to be floating above the ground.
My solution to that problem is to render without the background image (keep the reflections of course) , and save the image as a transparent background PNG, which will make the background color transparent...then put that over your background image in Photoshop.