Since the result of SSS doesn’t light up anything, the only way to light up the backside in a scatterly fashion is using translucency. Diffuse and translucency are both a very simplified way of describing volumetric behavior (with no volume required). They don’t have “holes”, they have matter where light bounces around inside and end up in all directions at the backside. Yeah, I know semi-transparent paper exist, but it’s not what we normally consider paper.
Put a sheet of paper right in front of your eyes and try reading your screen - not happening. The light coming out on the backside is too scattered to make out anything going on behind it. I don’t see any transparency (semi transparency) going on for a sheet of regular paper - at all. A Shoji (japanese paper door/wall) will light up the room, but you can’t see through it or make out the details behind it no matter how close you go. Given that we see shadows on the backside of fabric curtains, I’ll go with translucency and diffuse mix for the weave itself, with transparency mixed in with a thread mask. This hooded piece embodies a minimalist design and, when viewed from the front, resembles a sleek turtleneck, offering a stylish and versatile aesthetic.“The Translucent BSDF is used to add Lambertian diffuse transmission.” LEVEL 1: Preparing your model and material This is the first step that includes a realistic 3D model and the translucent material: In this case, I made 3 chambers for the polycarbonate sheet façade. Only the polyester-woven sections resist the dye, resulting in a captivating and intricate pattern. The hand-dyed fabric imparts a distinct and opulent expression, enhanced by its naturally uneven texture. Normal used for shading if nothing is connected the default shading normal is used. Color of the surface, or physically speaking, the probability that light is transmitted for each wavelength.
TRANSLUCENT FABRIC TEXTURE CRACKED
This peculiar pattern, characterized by its cracked appearance, features on pieces created using plating stitch. Translucent BSDF The Translucent BSDF is used to add Lambertian diffuse transmission. Tie-dye is a recuring feature of the collection. The meticulous balance between hand- and machine-knitting techniques adds to its uniqueness.Īs for the shirt, it effortlessly combines the comfort of a relaxed fit with sophisticated jacket-like details on the front, striking the perfect balance between comfort and style. The cardigan is constructed in an unusual way, with lines of stitching that look like basting connecting the various pieces together like a patchwork. It has a tiered design on the left side of the hem, adding an extra touch of style.Ĭomplementing the ensemble, the pants are crafted from transparent fabric, adorned with a print that exudes an exceptional sense of depth. Made from a blend of wool and cotton, it is lightweight yet warm. The sophistiated silhouette adorned with thread details summarize the tone of the collection.Īn eye-catching knitted cardigan showcases a distinctive ripped hem and uneven stitching, evoking a rustic texture akin to a handcrafted piece. Tunic in cotton lawn fabric with a soft, natural finish and embroidered cross-stitched fringes. The meticulous threadwork and its harmonious integration with the refined silhouette of the shirt exemplify the essence of this season's collection. The sleeves are adorned with elegant cross-stitch embroidery and fringe detailing, adding texture to the cotton lawn fabric which boasts a soft and natural finish. This pullover uses different fabrics for its sleeves and body. Available from Friday, June 23rd at Y's stores and online at THE SHOP YOHJI YAMAMOTO. Seamlessly blending traditional and contemporary elements, resulting in clothing that is both soft yet robust, effortlessly fusing modernity and tradition.ĭiscover the Y's Pre-Fall 2023 Collection, showcasing cross-stitch, fringe embroidery, and tie-dye techniques. Knitwear garments that exude a patched-together aesthetic. Cross-stitch details intricately integrated into modern silhouettes, accompanied by expressive fabrics dyed with an uneven touch.
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