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Leather & Fur Chair Study

Commercial client furniture visualization focused on procedural material development, grooming, and look development across leather, wood, and fur.

Project Type

Commercial Client Work

Role

Groom, Look Development, Lighting, Rendering

Tools

Maya, V-Ray GPU, Nuke, Photoshop

Leather and fur chair final render for commercial client work

I handled groom, look development, lighting, and rendering for this commercial client piece. Built in Maya, rendered with V-Ray GPU, and finished in Nuke and Photoshop, the project was created to develop a client-facing furniture image while testing procedural shading in V-Ray GPU alongside the hair shader. Leather, wood, and fur were shaded procedurally, with a focus on material breakup, groom response, and how the different surfaces worked together in a controlled studio setup.

Process

Clay and alternate view

The clay render and top-camera view were used to evaluate the overall form, grooming balance, silhouette, and how the materials read from a second angle before locking the final client-facing image.

Leather and fur chair clay render — Clay render before final shading.

Leather and fur chair alternate top-camera render — Alternate top-camera view used during look development.

Look Development

Wood material studies

These previews isolate the wood material to refine grain direction, tonal variation, surface response, and reflectivity before integrating the material into the final client render.

Smooth wood material look-development preview — Smoother wood variation.

Striped wood material look-development preview — Striped wood variation.

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