Description

I followed this tutorial [http://blendtuts.com/coffee_cup](http://blendtuts.com/coffee_cup) (thx to Oliver Villar) and made some variations.

Wood Texture is from Texturemate:

[http://www.texturemate.com/content/free-wood-texture-19-11-2011-019](http://www.texturemate.com/content/free-wood-texture-19-11-2011-019)

For the coffee texture I searched the net for a top-down picture of a coffee cup, then deleted everything around the coffee (gimp, saved as png for the alpha). I couldn`t find the one I used again - so sorry, no link here, but there are lots of others online.

This is my first upload on blendswap and I`m a new blender user.

So critics and tips are very appreciated.

Comments (6)

oldtimer about 13 years ago

As a begginer you are in fact an artist. Go ahead with Blender.

BMF about 13 years ago

As a new Blender user this is a nice model. Personally, I think that Oliver's tutorial cup was too thick, and I see that you have a thinner and more realistic cup. And you have a reasonably good spoon. Keep up the good work. BMF

Roachman911 about 13 years ago

Nice work. Keep it up you will get better and better.

chriddi1 about 13 years ago

Your comments really are encourageing. I`ll certainly "go ahead" and "keep it up". Am working on several blender-scenes... it goes quite slow for the moment and I find myself trying the hard way and thinking: "there are easy ways in this great program to do this but I just don`t know yet..." in fact - until now I can`t think of any visual idea that (from what I`ve seen) couldn`t be done in blender - ...makes me a little unpatient and greedy, but, well...

travisrod82 about 9 years ago

Looks great! Thanks for sharing

cucutroy over 5 years ago

in loveeeeeee