Designer: Chen Qiluo Honglang Li Duo
This is a TWS Bluetooth headset designed for JD.com. The design uses the current popular simple design style to create a universality. The round and compact style simplifies the complicated design elements. Through CMF treatment on the surface, the texture of the product is improved and the quality of the product is improved. At present, TWS technology has been greatly improved. The size of the components is smaller and simpler, which is helpful for designers to try to make the headset look simple and practical, which can be different from most products on the market. The intuitive circular control area can be tapped, double-clicked, and other methods for human-computer interaction. The product design is simpler and the human-computer interaction is simpler.
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A look at the rendering is as fierce as a tiger.
Are the general elephant awards now based on rendering? These headphones are all over the street.
Headphones on the market are all the same. the key is to make the same feeling as selling products. products that customers can accept
How did the ninth piece of cloth make the modeling paste material?
Hello, author, this product imitates Huawei's HUAWEI Freebuds generation. I think I'm not wrong
The light is a little messy and a little scattered.
What software is this rendered
I can't accept it, maybe I still like the style of Apple
Excellent, how do I charge for drawing for me?
And not bad, rendering skills are solid, with a little suggestion, there can be a certain white background picture, so that people can see the specific feeling and hue of the product, but it is still very good, this picture is awesome
It can only be said that the atmosphere of shading is OK
Excellent
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