Nomeradona's Interior (update Mar'12)
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Very nice compositions , light and colors., you are my Idol...( SU- only
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@emb said:
Very nice compositions , light and colors., you are my Idol...( SU- only
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Great images Nomer!
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@unknownuser said:
Great images Nomer!
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some more composite images. thanks to BTM for hsi crayon style here http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=18534
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Awsome work!
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Love the last one Nomer. Great mix of styles! You definitely have an artists eye!
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@unknownuser said:
Awsome work!
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@earthmover said:
Love the last one Nomer. Great mix of styles! You definitely have an artists eye!
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Nomer, I have seen some great work from you, but these are some of your best and by far, my favorite. Everything about them is beautiful...i didnt get to read the entire thread so i apologize if this a repeat question, but is the design yours as well? I just think everything from the design, to the rendering, to the style is great. Those rugs are amazing and the dirty-yellowish leather on the sofa is great...any chance you could share those settings? Keep up the good work my friend, cause you seem to only be getting better.
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hi steller,
yeah i have done everything from design to render. i am actually doing my own blog and i will try as much as possible to share stuff there.
thanks
nomer
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This one was rendered using podium
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podium render night scene
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The images on page one are gorgeous. Spectacular colour choices and great renders!
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that subtle highlight along the edge of the cushions is great.... go podium! need to start using it more.
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i used a slight blurry reflection of 2 for the sofa. testing this unreleased 1.7 of podium which i guess to be released soon.
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Hi Normeradona
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dont think so. based on my knowledge. the next one would be supporting blurry reflection. its kinda a cool.
here i only use the workaround created by TBD how to produce soft shadow using sun. but this one is always depend on the location of sun and how far the object to the area where shadow are being cast. i guess its more on playing really the proper location of the sun. as for the omni, i think tut3d had made a good tutorial on how to have soft shadow with them. -
stunning work as usual! I love it!
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@silver_shadow said:
stunning work as usual! I love it!
thanks silver
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