Beer Bottles and Beer Glass
Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2023 10:48 am
Here is a free photo studio containing a delicious bottle of Leffe Brun from Belgium as well as a frothy glass already poured for your enjoyment. 
*edit - by admin - updated lighting and materials in file, attached labels as image files - just download and load them into the sketchup materials for each respective label.*
These models are deliberately low poly so as not to be too heavy and to share here directly. Thus, they should work if you want to use them in larger scenes, they will look great in mid-to-distant shots. You will notice the polys or curve segments in close-ups.
This model is for you to experiment and play with and tweak as you like. We are not claiming it's a perfected scene, there is a lot that could be improved. Keep in mind that lighting and materials and post processing all go hand-in-hand as you work with this type of scene. Move the lights around, make the light emitting materials brighter and darker, etc.
The beer is currently a deep material, but if you are a Hobby user, simply apply the Template>Liquid>Murky Water and try different settings to get the results you are looking for.
For best and quickest results use Twilight Pro and Fastforward Denoise addon, render with Easy 9 or 10 for best results. Hobby users can still render with Easy 09 or 10, and it will look great, but just take longer depending on your machine.
Full scene for pro users containing final lighting and all four labeled bottles available here.
*edit - by admin - updated lighting and materials in file, attached labels as image files - just download and load them into the sketchup materials for each respective label.*
These models are deliberately low poly so as not to be too heavy and to share here directly. Thus, they should work if you want to use them in larger scenes, they will look great in mid-to-distant shots. You will notice the polys or curve segments in close-ups.
This model is for you to experiment and play with and tweak as you like. We are not claiming it's a perfected scene, there is a lot that could be improved. Keep in mind that lighting and materials and post processing all go hand-in-hand as you work with this type of scene. Move the lights around, make the light emitting materials brighter and darker, etc.
The beer is currently a deep material, but if you are a Hobby user, simply apply the Template>Liquid>Murky Water and try different settings to get the results you are looking for.
For best and quickest results use Twilight Pro and Fastforward Denoise addon, render with Easy 9 or 10 for best results. Hobby users can still render with Easy 09 or 10, and it will look great, but just take longer depending on your machine.
Full scene for pro users containing final lighting and all four labeled bottles available here.
