Merida Proyect

[Frederik]

Absolutely beautiful renders... Well done, Teo...

[smokinbakin]

Excellent design, model, and render.

[EscapeArtist]

I am impressed. Very nice!

[leehanrahan]

nice render what modeler did you use and can you share the vray settings as i am struggling to achieve the same results.

[olishea]

excellent

{edit} nice PP too

[boofredlay]

Great work.

[stefanq]

Teo, congrats! Looks fantastic! I noticed you had another approach for illumination, and still, the quality it's the same. Once again congratulations!
Regards,
Stefan

[teofas]

hx again guys for your comments, i apreciated!

[brodie]

comment:

criticism: not enough hot chicks

-Brodie

[teofas]

@unknownuser said:

criticism: not enough hot chicks

hehe, i know bro, and even the one i put on the exterior is not even hot hehehe

[sepo]

Fantastic images... Always pleasure to see your renders.

[andeciuala]

teofas!!!! what a great work!!!!!!!! fantástic

thats perfect!

[Prisoner]

Very nice. I expecially like the slightly mono-colored version of the first picture, nr. 5 I think (sorry, don't know a better way to describe the effect, even though I know how to do it in PS). But again, great work with a cozy color style.

[tinanne]

[teofas]

thx again guys for all comments!!!

[michaliszissiou]

teofas

[stann_ph]

wow nice render

[esteromx]

Ecuadorian Merida es una ciudad de Mexico, es la capital de el estado de Yucatan.

[solo]

Teofas, your renders are always so perfect and so full of detail, you use Vray for SU right?
How do you get all that detail into SU?, how long does the scene take to process before render starts?

Would it be possible to see a wire/line SU image of your setup, I am very interested in your lighting setup also.

Amazing work as usual, you set a very high standard, thanks for inspiring me.

[fymoro]

Teofas, you are the best...
It is quasi impossible to see if your render are from Vray for 3dsmax or sketchup...
I always use your setting to do my render when I use Vray for SU. (the setting that you share on the Vray Website)

Thanks again for these fabulous images...