Old Wooden Chair – 3D Prop Study
This Old Wooden Chair project is a personal 3D art study inspired by Andrew Averkin’s tutorial.
The main focus was to create a realistic vintage chair with authentic wood aging, scratches, and surface imperfections that tell a story of time and use.
I wanted to capture the natural charm of old furniture — worn textures, subtle lighting, and the softness of a draped fabric — to give the model a believable, cinematic mood.
The process involved learning how to balance roughness, edge wear, and texture variation for a photorealistic look. It was a great exercise in attention to detail and visual storytelling through materials.
“Final render of the Old Wooden Chair — focused on texture realism and a warm vintage mood.”
“Close-up shot highlighting aged wood surface, soft lighting, and fine wear detail.”
“Detailed view showing the aged wood structure and draped fabric for added realism.”
“Side angle emphasizing the curve, construction, and subtle surface imperfections.”
“Back view showcasing the chair’s form, silhouette, and handcrafted details.”
“Group composition showing multiple chairs arranged for storytelling and depth.”
“Rear detail shot focusing on fabric folds, wood wear, and realistic texture blending.”
"Old Wooden Chair – Texture Map Breakdown"
“Interactive Marmoset Viewer – explore the Old Wooden Chair in full detail.”