Some interior - IKEA style

[FlapsyD]

Like you already mentioned yourself: the bed is to short. But I like your work. I see you have already a style of your own

You made me curious about your other work.

Flapsy

[jo-ke]

everything is allready told, so I have only to say: Very nice and clear work and welcome to SU.

[Kellie Dobbie]

Very nice work indeed! Only thing is I find the perspective of the second image somewhat distorted.... I believe it's with the field-of-view setting of the camera

[jarynzlesa]

I really like your renders. Nice work.

[slimaczysko]

@kellie dobbie said:

Very nice work indeed! Only thing is I find the perspective of the second image somewhat distorted.... I believe it's with the field-of-view setting of the camera

Yes is the setings of the camera but i like distortion i will try to remove this distortion and see its beeter or not...

Thx for all your comments !!! im happy you liked ... its mine a lot to me !

[kev_N]

wow the power of v-ray . looks awesome impressive renders, i love the feel

[slimaczysko]

Hi all !

I want to show you my new project... I change the sun settings and its look better for me now... if You have some new advice for me im listen

As usual... sorry for my english

[Viztecture]

really great images, I love your pillows and duvet, care to share technique or is it an imported 3ds?

[slimaczysko]

@viztecture said:

really great images, I love your pillows and duvet, care to share technique or is it an imported 3ds?

Thank you

The pillows is made in zBrush and i use this plugin http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=17948 to flex them... duvet come from 3D warehouse i only scale and add bump map

[Bryan K]

Excellent renders.

[slimaczysko]

@unknownuser said:

Excellent renders.

Thx I'm happy that you like it !

Here is some new renders from this week... That is the kitchen what i design for my friends two color version... Im waiting for comments and advices !

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[SketchUpNoobie]

Wow! Those last few are very nice! They are simple and very clean. Keep them coming.

[ivanscotti]

WOW!
These images are really stunning. Very good, congratulations!
I noticed that V-Ray can produce image quality truly superior, should i decide to learn it.
A stupid question: How long did it take you to learn to use in this way V-Ray?

Ivan

[Simas]

Nice renders

[slimaczysko]

Thx for yours comments!!! im happy you liked

@ivanscotti said:

WOW!
These images are really stunning. Very good, congratulations!
I noticed that V-Ray can produce image quality truly superior, should i decide to learn it.
A stupid question: How long did it take you to learn to use in this way V-Ray?
naka
Ivan

Hmmm... something about 1 Year... but I learn all myself... if you want to start you must download a manual from asgvis and watch all clips on youtube from andyciuala... andyciuala have the best tutorials for v-ray and sketchup...

[ivanscotti]

@slimaczysko said:

Thx for yours comments!!! im happy you liked

@ivanscotti said:

WOW!
These images are really stunning. Very good, congratulations!
I noticed that V-Ray can produce image quality truly superior, should i decide to learn it.
A stupid question: How long did it take you to learn to use in this way V-Ray?
naka
Ivan

Hmmm... something about 1 Year... but I learn all myself... if you want to start you must download a manual from asgvis and watch all clips on youtube from andyciuala... andyciuala have the best tutorials for v-ray and sketchup...

Thanks a lot for the information, i went now to see the video on youtube, they seem really well done.

See you soon
ivan

[slimaczysko]

No problem man !! If You have any question just ask .... i will try to help if i can...

[slimaczysko]

Another version of a previous project... different style...

[Bryan K]

For some reason, I'm hungry?

Wow. Those are excellent.

[ivanscotti]

Again congratulations, you're my idol!(Just kidding)
Take back seriously, i love that satin surface of the wooden top, is simply fantastic.

Let me ask you some information because, as you know, I'm going to start working with VRay.

How long did it take to render each image? (I'm not talking about the time taken for the adjustments, the preparation and post production: i mean only rendering time)

What is the size each original image?

what kind of hardware you use?

Thank you very much
Ivan