Kitchen Render | SU to Kerkythea
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Great work like always, congratulations and thanks for the courtains.
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Great render, would like to try it with Twilight!
Thanks for the curtains
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Awesome...truly! Thanks for sharing. Would love to see the Raw Kerky. Rendered with MLT I presume? How long did it cook?
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twilight mac version coming out soon apparently
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Wow!!!!!!!!! At first I thought it was another hoax like the sunny hallway with leather chairs. Nothing at all gives away the fact that it is a render! Can I see the render before photoshop?
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Here is the render before photoshop. Earthmover, I did render this MLT for about 72 hours. I really wish I had a faster machine... like a Mac Pro dual quad core
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Very impressive.
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72 hours???? You have the patience of a saint.
Awsome render and great ps'ing.
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/ditto & congrats
I don't recall seeing your previous stuff. Think you could repost some of your previous work for our benefit?
-Brodie
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very impressive render, welldone
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@kwistenbiebel said:
This is by far the best Kerkythea rendering I have seen.
Chris, you never cease to surprice me...
Personal opinions and preferences are difficult to discuss - of course...
Perhaps it's just been too long since you visited the Kerkythea web-site...
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Calvin, you're amazing. You've done an excellent work.
Great modeling, great composition, great materials, great lighting. Nothing more to say.Tell us, all of your models come from the warehouse?
Do you spend lots of time adjusting faces and geometries?Thank you very much for the curtains!
It seems like archibase is now limited...
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first time coming across this.. and wow... def the best kerky image i've seen... great stuff.
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wow this is a very nice kerky render... you dont need vray if you see this type of render.. any chance to share the render time? what output size?
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Beautiful, Perfect renders.
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Holy moly! Amazing render!
I too, thank you for the drapes.
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