u/luckyF1sh

Hello, I have shared some of my posters that I have recently made in an attempt to improve my typography skills but I am unsure how to know whether or not i am improving or staying consistent or going backwards.

I also have trouble knowing what is typography for a poster and what is text placed nicely on a poster (i acknowledge that my colour posters (blue&red) are likely this but i also really like them and wanted to show people)

I made these all in a month, i try and make one every night just to be able to also do something creative for myself after work. I would love anyones opinions/feedback on my posters.

I made these on canva, because i have so little time in my day and it makes me feel like i am scrap booking because there are so many graphics ready to use (and i like scrap booking)

I also want to preface, some of the quotes i use as inspiration are cringe/sad, it is what it is, i believe in to be cringe is to be free

TLDR: please loom at my posters and let me know what you think of the type. Thank you!

Hey, so I have two different blender files that have the exact same model (plastic juice bottles) in them, with the exact same lighting and the exact same material textures on them.

The only difference between them are the colours of the liquid and then plastic. I wanted to add a texture to both of the bottles plastic so that they have a little bit more of a rough texture to them.

When I did this, the texture worked 100% fine on the clear bottle but does not show up at all on the green bottle. I have double checked that everything is linked, all my textures are properly loaded and all of my node structures and values are exactly the same.

I think it might have to do with the fact that the bottle is green, but there is still no effect when i change the textures colour to a pink/purple (opposite of green on the colour wheel).

I unfortunately cannot show the whole model but I am showing what I can.
The clear bottle with the red liquid is what I want to achieve on the green bottle with yellow liquid. I have also added the texture i am using, as well as my node structure.

Im not sure if this would help, but I did get my materials from blender kit.

Hello, i am currently working on a project where I need to recreate a bottle of cool drink as close to realistic as possible.

The bottle i am woking on is made of a green coloured transparent plastic and the liquid inside is a very yellow colour, think of apple juice.

I need to have the plastic be less “green” (honestly not sure how to word it) and I need the yellow to be brighter/more visible.

I have attached my real life reference as well as my current plastic bottle shader set up. I unfortunately cannot show the whole bottle, please understand.