My life...

Frederik

Really nice, Kwist..!!
I'm sure that Salvador Dali would fancy these...

kwistenbiebel

Thanks guys .

A bit more photoreal view rendered with natural light (physical sky):

jenujacob

awesomeness!
care to show the proxy??? and which renderer? fry? indigo?

kwistenbiebel

Thank you Jenu.
This is a SU screenshot of the proxy.

monsterzero

Awesome renders! I love the NPR one!

Julius

sorry, what does "NPR" mean?

looking at the proxy, you would never guess what a wonderful model the subdivided-smoothed thing is...

pilou

@unknownuser said:

sorry, what does "NPR" mean?

No Photo (hyper) Realistic style (?)

Sixties style indeed, can be used by skaters

Whaat

@julius said:

i have to get the S&S plugin sooner or later

Don't wait too long....

@unknownuser said:

The long-awaited release of Subdivide and Smooth has finally come! This incredible plugin is now available for purchase at a special introductory price.

Great stuff as always biebel!

kwistenbiebel

Thank you whaat. You made a really enjoyable plugin.

@whaat said:

@julius said:

i have to get the S&S plugin sooner or later

Don't wait too long....

Yes, I've been told they run out of stock easily .

nomeradona

wow kwist. this is certainly a biebelicious space.

kwistenbiebel

Thanks Nomer.

A different view:

fbartels

Let's see. Rough guess, that's about 12 million dollars worth of Corian.

kwistenbiebel

Alien technology, Fred. Cheaper over there.

tomsdesk

@fbartels said:

Let's see. Rough guess, that's about 12 million dollars worth of Corian.

Lord, Fred, you reminded me of a $100k Corian bathroom remodel (5x8, sans fixtures) I had to detail a couple of decades ago...glad this wasn't out back then, my head would have exploded :`)

Great images, man...absolutely fandamntastic!

pbozarth

I think it was pretty sweet in the earlier posts, where the walls have a bit more texture.

Daniel

Beautiful design and renderings.

boofredlay

Very nice work.

Is the iMac logo backwards?

ScottPara

Very very cool render. The image draws you right in. Amazing to see what the proxy looked like compared to the final product!

Scott

dylan

It is definately one of my favourite images I have seen posted on these boards.
It is rendered very well and was created from such a simple model.

Great work Chris

Still want to know which render package was used?

kwistenbiebel

Thanks.

The name of the render package is on the image
(right click >'view image' for full view)