Erik JansenIndependent 3D sample · September 2026

One bench.
Three materials.

Oak slats, green upholstery and steel. An original model exploring a repeatable path from glTF geometry to product renders.

View the process
Original oak bench with a rounded green cushion and slender steel legs, viewed from the front right.
Blender / Cycles · Original geometry · No external assets
Reverse view showing the oak deck and the steel support frame.
Reverse view
Lower view showing the exposed wooden seat slats and rounded upholstery profile.
Low front-left view

Built to be
repeatable.

This is an independent workflow study created with AI assistance. It is not previous client work or a validated production pipeline.

Geometry first

The original bench is built in metres, exported as GLB, then imported into a clean Blender scene. No client models, stock meshes or purchased textures are used.

Materials by identifier

Three stable names map to reusable Cycles materials. Unrecognised names stop the script for review instead of silently receiving the wrong material.

wood_oak_01fabric_boucle_forestmetal_powder_graphite

One setup, three views

The same lights, materials and camera scale are used across all views. Each transparent PNG is 1,400 × 1,000 pixels, rendered with 96 samples and denoising. No manual image retouching.

Inspect the sample

Source files and settings are included so the process can be checked. This visual study does not certify physical strength, printability or manufacturing tolerances.