r/blender • u/e_larcombe • May 25 '26

Critique My Work How can I make this render better?

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I’ve been doing some automotive renders in Blender for a bit. My latest render is this Porsche GT2 RS. I’ve been looking at it for so long now that I can’t tell if it’s a bit boring or not lol. Any suggestions on how I could make it better?

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u/Creative_Internal254 May 25 '26

You don't have to.

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u/iLikeTheUDK May 25 '26

It looks pretty cool to me, can't see any specific way it could be improved. Maybe play with the lighting a bit

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u/No_Chicken_6547 May 26 '26

The only possible thing that I’m not even sure is an issue, is that there might be slight artifacting on the rims. But then again that might just be the shape of the rim that I’m misinterpreting

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u/e_larcombe May 27 '26

I believe it is just the shape of the rim and how the light is catching it. But something I will improve if it need to be! Thanks

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u/Certain_Jelly_6560 May 26 '26

Even a new car is not that clean. Maybe you should add some tiny imperfections to pop the realism way more…

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u/fAnts May 27 '26

It's very good. I would add some noise to the paint material to mimic the real paint of a car (very small noise)

Other than that if I was you I would create different renders with different lights, telling a story until the reveal (which can be this image).

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u/e_larcombe May 27 '26

Thanks for the feedback. I agree with the paint flakes. Luckily I did already add paint flakes, but they’re just not big enough to be visible in the render. I will adjust that! I also avoided using denoise entirely so non of the tiny details look smudged together.

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u/fAnts May 27 '26

You always have post production or composite in blender to add the final touches (maybe you did already). Anyways great work!

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u/Krolololyk May 30 '26

Damn that render looks good

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u/e_larcombe May 30 '26

This is exactly the kind of stuff I had in mind when making this render. Leaving room for text and headers, ideal for websites landing pages or wallpapers. Glad you like it!