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Interior with much training

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 12:00 am
by RodriKray92
Hi guys!

I practiced a lot since the last time I posted a render, for that reason I wanted to show the final result :mrgreen:

I know it's not perfect, but I think it is much better than previous renders

Sorry for my english :cry:

Greetings to all!



Image

if you can not see the picture try this link

http://i.minus.com/ibitzNRAWXVrz6.jpg

Re: Interior with much training

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 12:24 am
by medzo
hmmm... i don't see any image :o

Re: Interior with much training

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 2:11 am
by medzo
render is great! not so sure about depth of field... i can't really focus on something

Re: Interior with much training

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 9:14 am
by salvatore
:shock:
very good render!
I like sofĂ  texture and warm colour :D

Re: Interior with much training

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 2:06 pm
by jure
RodriKray92 wrote:Hi guys!

I practiced a lot since the last time I posted a render, for that reason I wanted to show the final result :mrgreen:

I know it's not perfect, but I think it is much better than previous renders

Sorry for my english :cry:

Greetings to all!



Image

if you can not see the picture try this link

http://i.minus.com/ibitzNRAWXVrz6.jpg

Good work!

Here are my suggestions:
- too much sharpen (see bad edge on table)
- too much chromatic abberation
- model of blanket on chair should be more detailed.. use zbrush or marvelous designer if you can...
- sofa material is quite good but i think texture is too big. scale it down a bit. Also try to add a bit more detail (wringkles...)
- the green plant lacks realism
- wall, ceiling, Maradona - good! :)
- carpet needs more work.. use better texture or use instances to get furry look
- the things on table could use some dirt textures, table looks very old/used while things on table are all new and shiney...
- put couple of things on wall shelf (see this for ideas: http://zancanaro.com/gspot/?page_id=91)

I hope you don't feel like i'm criticizing too much. It's really good work already, but I think you can bring it up a notch.

Re: Interior with much training

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 5:06 pm
by RodriKray92
jure wrote:
RodriKray92 wrote:Hi guys!

I practiced a lot since the last time I posted a render, for that reason I wanted to show the final result :mrgreen:

I know it's not perfect, but I think it is much better than previous renders

Sorry for my english :cry:

Greetings to all!



Image

if you can not see the picture try this link

http://i.minus.com/ibitzNRAWXVrz6.jpg

Good work!

Here are my suggestions:
- too much sharpen (see bad edge on table)
- too much chromatic abberation
- model of blanket on chair should be more detailed.. use zbrush or marvelous designer if you can...
- sofa material is quite good but i think texture is too big. scale it down a bit. Also try to add a bit more detail (wringkles...)
- the green plant lacks realism
- wall, ceiling, Maradona - good! :)
- carpet needs more work.. use better texture or use instances to get furry look
- the things on table could use some dirt textures, table looks very old/used while things on table are all new and shiney...
- put couple of things on wall shelf (see this for ideas: http://zancanaro.com/gspot/?page_id=91)

I hope you don't feel like i'm criticizing too much. It's really good work already, but I think you can bring it up a notch.

Thank you Jure!

Your suggestions helped me a lot to improve, I will put into practice your advice to go a step further

Re: Interior with much training

Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 6:59 pm
by Janusz Biela
Nice render!!