very nice render try increasing the subdivisions of your model for smoother finish and goodluck

Shinny render! Good touch with the use of coins for scale.

Nice render. Shadows are unusual, is this photometric lighting? Can you please post a link to you reference image.

@ Warlock :: The reference image was just a picture I took of the internet when you google "Haier Elegance" under Image you will find many copy of the Image I used as reference in the SBS

If that is what you did, Then i would say it is a copyright Image from a blog and not with in the 3D rules.

Plastic dose not rust it only degrades. Plastic is made from many elements depends on what sort of plastic it is. Ethylene, propylene carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, chlorine, nitrogen, fluorine, silicon, So in general “Monomers” are made of atoms, which are extracted from organic substances like oil and sap from certain trees. These are then placed in a reactor and combined with a catalyst to make a “polymer” a chain of molecules repeated again and again held together in a linear chain.

So using my imagination I would say that the casing and some of the face and buttons are much like the old Nokia 6700 classic metal……

Forgive me asking a stupid question. What software was this ? Is it ZBrush ?

I had one of those. great job

Good modelling, but your materials need some work IMHO the phone looks a little to flat at the moment change the incidence angle which will help with the specularity plus the bump or displacement map on the wood is bit to strong make it look un-natural.

Think you need to look at your reference again? And can you post a link to it?

You’re joking right, you can’t see the difference between your phone and the reference image.

I like that you've used your artistic license to give it a matte finish. It adds to the feel that it is an old model. Well done and good luck

Nice work on details!
Compositionally, the image seems split in half, cause of that line that reflects on the bottom phone.
Using Red as BG was risky, but it caughts the eye. Good work!

Can you please post a link reference image?

The iphone ref or did you model it from memory LOL.......

cool

how "mobile" is the phone? :P

"Back in the day," they were mobile up to a distance of about 40-50 miles...I had a customer who had one, and was so proud of it, even though he really had no one to call with it...lol!