Art Gallery after hours
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Yes I am sure some of the clarity was lost downsizing the image.
This was done with Vray for SU.
I need to thank Ivica Valjak for his great artwork and chairs. All of which are available on FormFonts.
Scott
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YEs like a photo.But for others,I like when images is not always perfect,I like when there is fog ro or some efects that will live you standing in fron tof image for long,kind of a dreamy.Nice work Scott
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Nice one Scott good to see you making progress in V-Ray mine has come to a halt for now
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Thanks rob. I really feel like I am becoming more and more fluent with VRay. It is really nice having an outstanding renderer that works so well with Sketchup. The fact that it recognizes Su's smoothing (unlike many other programs) is an added bonus.
Thanks for everyones kind words.
Scott
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Just an update on the progress of this image. With some help from the Vray forum I think this image has come a long way. If you have not tried Vray for SU, it is well worth it. Not as much of a "black art" as some might think. Best advice...read the manual and go through the tutorials.
Best regards,
Scott
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Those are great.
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Thanks Eric.
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Wow! Those are fantastic. I've got a lot of catching up to do to even get to that point.
Regarding the space, I love it. I don't think it feels uncomfortable in any of the lighting scenes. Unusual spaces, for me, trigger the feeling of something new and exciting, and I love that feeling. I think it would lend to an artistic atmosphere. An over-abundance of white is always a chilling, sterile experience, but it makes anything of color really pop. If I could access YouTube here from work I'd throw down a link to Blur's video for the song The Universal. Kind of Clockwork Orange meets White.
EDIT: Here it is: The Universal
[AcousticGarden]
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Just a quick update. I changed the floor and the walls now have a rough texture. Crits welcome.
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Great work Scott.
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Thanks Mateo.
Scott
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