Salon solariego

[artysmedia]

[marked001]

nice...when i saw the first post...thought to myself, this isnt up to his usual quality of work...haha.... you pulled it out though ever tried softening/rounding over the hard edges of the walls?

[Gaieus]

I think Jason meant the pure (very few line, white) SU output he saw first.

[artysmedia]

@gaieus said:

I think Jason meant the pure (very few line, white) SU output he saw first.

I understand that the are very few lines; this is the reason why i've decided to use this model in particular...

Now, you can see the final renders

Details:

Final:

[ely862me]

[artysmedia]

@ely862me said:

:shock:

Very explicit!

[bahri]

BTW hes very googd with the ligting....
good job

[artysmedia]

@bahri said:

BTW hes very googd with the ligting....
good job

Thank you very much by the commentary, bahri!

[d12dozr]

Good work indeed!

[david57]

Good work and renders.

[artysmedia]

Thanks d12dozr and David57!

[honoluludesktop]

Very nice, do you have a plan that you can post? It would be interesting to see how this space relates to others,

[artysmedia]

@honoluludesktop said:

Very nice, do you have a plan that you can post? It would be interesting to see how this space relates to others,

You can see all them bigger

[Rob D]

Hey Roberto. That's very nice work, great lighting and soft shadows. What renderer and settings did you use?

[artysmedia]

@rob d said:

Hey Roberto. That's very nice work, great lighting and soft shadows.

Thanks

@rob d said:

What renderer and settings did you use?

3d Studio Max + VRay

[artysmedia]

@marked001 said:

to myself, this isnt up to his usual quality of work...haha....

this is only a study of light, sorry. I am not interested in the walls but with the atmosphere

Let's see...