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Welcome everyone! I will explain how you can make a simple plant step by step (or as you can see picture by picture ;) ). I will just show you general method to model this plant.
As you can see below I started modeling from simple cylinder and after that I converted it to editable poly to make some modifications.
Roots are my favourite part of modeling process. I made some extrusions to make it. I used connect and cut tool, and after this i moved vertices to correct position.
When I'am sure that model is finished I added turbosmooth with iterations 1 or 2 (depend from quality you want).
It's time for sculpting, I used standard 3ds max tool - paint deformation.
That's all, here we have final render.
Now take a look at another example, this time it's plant with leafs I started with simple sphere...
Follow the instruction... :)
I used Particle Flow to deploy branches and leaves.
This image shows us how it looks after render:
Hope that you understad everything and this tutorial was helpfull.
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