Tip #1: Use composition techniques to add visual interest to your renders.  A list of 20 effective composition techniques is included in this guide, which comes from Petapixel.com.

Tip #2: Consider creating a background environment for your figure and wearable art.  Even simple background geometry can add a great deal of visual interest to your project, and it can enhance your project’s concept as well.  Examples are included below.  For more, visit Simon Williamson’s website.

Minh Anh Phan – Final Renders

Allure Cooper Final Rendering

Charles Zhang Project 5 Final Renders

Marisa Morakis, Project 5 Final Renders

Aaron Li, Project 5 final renders

Devin Whalen: Project 5 Final Renders

Project 5 Behind the Scenes:

Mason Rode – Project 5

Caitlin Cobb – Project 5

Jenna Marek Project 5 Final Renders

ARTIST’S WEBSITE: https://nickervinck.com/en

ARTIST’S WEBSITE: https://www.artstation.com/zhelong

Parthenon Marbles in the British Museum “Secretly Scanned”

My Zbrush sculpt

http://thedigitalsculptor.blogs.bucknell.edu/category/cnc-projects/

An old post on fluid simulations (with an outdated version of Blender): http://digitalsculpture.blogs.bucknell.edu/fluid-simulation-in-blender/

Additional youtube videos on fluid simulations: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fluid+simulation+blender+cup+splash

Related – Zbrush and collision volumes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqoCyOME8Jo

Simon Williamson – Industrial Designer – Simon Williamson’s website

Demo files

Rhino

Keyshot

Prof Meiser’s notes on how to use Keyshot

Link to Keyshot tutorials

https://bathsheba.com/

https://www.shapeways.com/shops/bathsheba

Kim Joon

Tim Portlock