Still life inspiration

I decided to give it a try and make a scene based on a still life reference. My goal was to recreate a shot as close as possible + keep a reasonable polycount. For sure, this project levelled up my texturing skills. Overall I'm happy with the result but, still, there is a space to grow. Feedbacks, as always, are welcomed :). The table surface was taken from Quixel.

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Richard Robinson explains how to improve your still life painting practices with an exercise on light.

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Pears are unique with their soft pulp and sweet taste. They are delicate fruits and because of these qualities, they have a deep symbolic meaning.

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By Brandi Bowman in Art Tutorials > Painting Tutorials Artist block—we all get it. Even though I love to paint still lifes, they can get boring, and there are times when I just need something to excite me and get me motivated to paint. If that happens to you too, here are 4 things I do to switch up my still lifes and get back into the painting mindset: 1. Make it weird One way to spice up a still life is […]

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Step into the serenity of "Tranquil Solitude," a captivating oil painting that captures the essence of rustic charm. In the forefront, a weathered wooden chair, adorned with chipped paint and worn-out fabric, commands attention. Resting atop the chair, a metal jug overflows with delicate branches adorned with - A Rustic Still Life

Johan De Fre, a Belgian artist born in 1952, created the captivating piece titled "Three Apples on the Shelf." This oil painting on panel measures 20 by 16 inches, or 51 by 41 centimeters. Originally shared by Wall Street International, this artwork beautifully captures the simplicity and elegance of everyday objects.