Different types of wood

 Different types of wood have unique textures, colors, and properties, which 3D artists use to create realistic and varied models. Some common wood types used in 3D art include

 

 

Oak: Known for its strong grain patterns and durability, often used for furniture and flooring. 

 

Pine: A softwood with a light color and subtle grain, commonly used for rustic furniture and construction.

 

Mahogany: A hardwood with a reddish-brown color and straight grain, valued for high-end furniture and cabinetry.

 

Walnut: Dark brown wood with a rich, deep grain, often used for high-quality furniture and decorative items.

 

Cherry: Light brown to reddish wood with a smooth, fine grain, popular for furniture and cabinetry.

 

Maple: Light-colored wood with a smooth, even grain, used for flooring, furniture, and musical instruments.

 

Teak: Durable wood with a golden-brown color and straight grain, commonly used for outdoor furniture and boat building.

 

Birch: Light-colored wood with a fine grain, used for plywood, furniture, and interior finishes.

 

Cedar: Aromatic wood with a reddish color and straight grain, used for closets, chests, and outdoor furniture.

 

Rosewood: Dark, reddish-brown wood with a rich grain, used for musical instruments and luxury furniture.