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Re: Base metals
metal is too diverse to be textured in one way, personally i start with photo refs, but often dim the detail in the diffuse and let the reflection/spec map do the work -
Re: Base metals
I agree with Vig here, you really have to study the surface of a metal to try to recreate it. Maybe even think about weight, purpose, and human interaction with that metal. Actually I find wood more challenging that metal, but thats just me I guess. Back to your diffuse base there, looks good, but you cant never know for… -
Re: Base metals
That's great, but it's almost always going to be too grungy and will require a lot of editing to make it look right. Your base metal should be ultra low contrast and have no color and very minimal grunge. You should be in total control of that and it should be unique to your texture. LEViATHAN's base is a fantastic example…
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