&Tradition Flowerpot VP1 Verner Panton 3D Model
The 3D Model of the Flowerpot VP1 by Verner Panton from AndTradition
The Flowerpot lamp became synonymous with the Flower Power movement from the late 60s. Reflecting a break from convention to embrace a more open, modern mentality that promoted peace and harmony. Such was the mindset of its designer, Verner Panton. One of the most forward-thinking talents of his time. The Flowerpot series consists of several different models, including three pendants and two table lamps - all in a wide range of colours.
Dimensions: Ø: 23cm/9.1in, H: 16cm/6.3in
Platforms: OBJ, 3Ds Max
Render Engine: Corona Render, Vray, Blender, Cinema 4D, Sketch Up
Sourсe: grabbed.eu
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You can't leave out Render camp and Simple or Difficult. Those channels are literally the best; giving out free lessons worth thousands of dollars.
Everjoy OminiThis 3D model beautifully captures the iconic Flowerpot VP1 design! Given its historical ties to the Flower Power movement, how do you handle the materials to best replicate that retro aesthetic?
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Thanks for pointing that out, you’re absolutely right. Render Camp and Simple or Difficult are doing great work for the community, and their free content is incredibly valuable. Really appreciate you mentioning them, we’ll definitely add both to the list.
CGAward TeamYou can't leave out Render camp and Simple or Difficult. Those channels are literally the best; giving out free lessons worth thousands of dollars.
This 3D model beautifully captures the iconic Flowerpot VP1 design! Given its historical ties to the Flower Power movement, how do you handle the materials to best replicate that retro aesthetic?
Thanks for pointing that out, you’re absolutely right. Render Camp and Simple or Difficult are doing great work for the community, and their free content is incredibly valuable. Really appreciate you mentioning them, we’ll definitely add both to the list.