Scroll and ink decoration 3D model

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A beautiful decoration of scroll, ink jar, and feather on a desk in an office or library could easily turn heads. The feather had been used for writing purposes, leaving behind an ink-stained edge reminiscent of a pen, allowing it to write with ease onto the scroll. This simple yet effective design was a stroke of genius. The scroll itself had origins dating back to goats' leather before the Chinese discovered paper and the Arabian region began importing it from China. Today, this classic and trendy project remains timeless and will likely find new life in numerous creative endeavors. Designers now adore creating ancient-inspired movies and games that incorporate objects like this one. An arabian man's head could serve a multitude of purposes, and when I created this model using ZBrush 4RZ, a 46-bit tool during my 3D graphic design course at home, it became a key figure in our team's graduation project - building a 3D library with 3D Max inside an old abandoned house that once was "The Italian House". The building earned its name because of Italy's intended victory in World War II, and the Italian high-profile individuals who lived there after moving from my hometown Port Said. When the war ended, they left behind an unoccupied, forgotten structure, known today as "The Italian House". Its once bustling library and theater spaces lay empty for decades until I brought back to life by crafting a set of characters, with this very scroll and feather decoration one of them. Alas, my team didn't get to utilize it at the time due to their own creative limitations but smarter customers in the future will surely recognize its timeless beauty and value.