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Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model

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Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model
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Freelance 3D Artist with 10 yrs experience using Blender as a 3D Generalist. I am interested in Hard Surface modeling, Product Visualization, Architecture Visualization, Environment Art, lighting, rendering, and post processing.
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Whiskey in Glass with Ice 3D Model

Created in Blender 2.93 this is a low poly model that subdivides well if needed. This model is a unique eye catching twisted glass design that will save you hours of modeling and tweaking.

Made to correct size scale in Blender.

Three meshes (ice cubes, glass, liquid) joined and modifiers applied.

Objects and materials labeled, outliner organized, object centered, correct face orientation, no double vertices.

Mesh is non-manifold in order to look correct when rendered in Blender Cycles.

Highly tweaked materials including volumetric liquid designed for rendering in Blender cycles.

In the zip file you get the main Blender scene file with packed HDRI and the base mesh exported to fbx,obj,ply and 3ds.

Should render well with software other than Blender once a suitable glass and liquid material have been applied
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