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chillrender

Striking! (any chance of seeing the straight SU on the last one?)

EDIT: how'd you make the flash and how'd you post it?

Ill make the flash in amara photoslide maker, Just Hit the flash on the button besides the url button, and insert the flash url.

Here it is behind the SCENE

@daniel said:

Wow! great looking rendering.

Thanks Daniel

@tinanne said:

Stunning, great job!

Maraming Salamat ( thankyou verry much )

@mateo soletic said:

Nice work, well done.

Thanks for dropping by SIr

nomeradona

absolutely inspiring... iwagayway..

Frederik

Very impressive..!!
Lots of details and an excellent design..!!

chillrender

@frederik said:

Very impressive..!!
Lots of details and an excellent design..!!

Thanks a lot Sir..

@nomeradona said:

absolutely inspiring... iwagayway..

Hi Sir Maraming salamat Mabuhay ang pinoy

Ross Macintosh

Hi Chill -- Your work seems to communicate the design intent very well.

Regards, Ross

deathcloud

@chillrender said:

Oi bro ok yung forum mo haa ikaw bha ang gumawa non?
thanks for droping by Sir
For the mapping of the table just buzz me at my ym account kin8325@yahoo.com

oposir ako po id like to make connection between young professionals and soon to be professionals atleast thanks for making us part of your forum list il do pm you thanks sir

Mike Lucey

Hi chillrender,

This is among the best quality work I've seen here on the forum.
With a little more work it could be perfect.

I take it that you are 'selling' an interior design to a client,
maybe the person that is going to commission the fit out or the
building? In order to do this I think you must look at the project
from his / her point of view.

There has been good suggestions here already, more natural looking
chairs etc. The only thing that is missing from the scene are
PEOPLE. I think photorealistic billboard people are the way to
go rather than 3D models. I know it can be a pain to do this but
it would be worth the effort and really sell the idea of a BUSY
SUCCESSFUL restaurant to the owner / developer.

Designs should be a means to an end, not an end in themselves

Mike