Big White House - Marcio Kogan

nomeradona

wow very famous architect ha.

artysmedia

@nomeradona said:

wow very famous architect ha.

It did not know the existence of this architect until I have realized the render.

The books are taken of 3D Warehouse and were modified to create different book sets.

massimo

Nice renders. Anyway how can those big windows slide without rails?

artysmedia

@massimo said:

Nice renders. Anyway how can those big windows slide without rails?

Yes, i don't have put the rails

I am very vague. I was going to put them and in the end I didn't put them
Sorry!

artysmedia

smokinbakin

Very well done, I really like the last one.

artysmedia

@smokinbakin said:

Very well done, I really like the last one.

i am pleased you liked it

stefanq

Roberto, that's a very expressive house. Try to bring more light inside, maybe some rect. lights (invisible, only with affect diffuse checked, and without shadows from them). The reflection of exterior glass it's simply amazing.
Regards,
Stefan

teofas

this design and renders are very good,,only critic is in the renders there are some dark spots, but design is great!

artysmedia

@teofas said:

this design and renders are very good,,only critic is in the renders there are some dark spots, but design is great!

More light:

And the reference photo to make this render.

artysmedia

At night:

artysmedia

Final images:

stefanq

Awesome! A little observation: you have bright pixels over the chrome objects. Go to "color mapping" and check "clamp output" and "sub-pixel".
Stefan

solo

Looks great, try tone down the displacement of the stone work outside, it's to severe and it makes the deck chairs appear to sink into the ground.

artysmedia

@stefanq said:

Awesome! A little observation: you have bright pixels over the chrome objects. Go to "color mapping" and check "clamp output" and "sub-pixel".
Stefan

Thanks for the comments...

Clamp output is checked, but sub-pixel not... Why is it necesary to check it?

stefanq

Well...I'm not really an expert, but I learned allot from the forum, and it seams that these two "guys" makes a better job together. I always had success removing the bright pixels in this way.
Cheers!

artysmedia

@stefanq said:

Well...I'm not really an expert, but I learned allot from the forum, and it seams that these two "guys" makes a better job together. I always had success removing the bright pixels in this way.
Cheers!

Checked "clamp output" and "sub-pixel in "Color mapping"

Toned down the displacement of the stone work outside

deck chairs moved

Thanks!