50's Living Room

[Richard]

@tig said:

Great render...

but "50s" ?

I was there... it looks more like very trendy early 60s.
Just because someone made a chair in the late 50s it doesn't mean it filtered down to anyone else for a good few years...
History ! Some of us lived there...

Have to agree! Looks actually a tad later sixties! Though then that would have been a big fat scooby burning and not a cigarette!

The references to Playboy brings back memories of when I was about 13 - there was a second hand bookshop around the corner that was happy to sell me second hand porn mags for 40cents then I could take them back and as long as I hadn't stuck the pages together, get a 20cent refund and put that toward another! Ah the days of unlimited age to buy stuff!!

[TIG]

I know "if you remember the sixties you weren't there"... but I do - then again I was young enough not to be completely zonked through most of that decade...

[dale]

60's... what 60's

But I suppose if it was the 50's that would have been a bottle of whiskey, at least out here in the colonies.

[robert111]

very nice render , i like your works , how you doing for Lighted cigarette , can you sharing your nice scene with your visoft , juste to know your nice textures , lignt and render

[dermotcoll]

What were you doing with the woodglue Richard???!!!!

[Richard]

@dermotcoll said:

What were you doing with the woodglue Richard???!!!!

Nah, it was hair gel!

[solo]

Works well that Gel.

[MtnTrails]

[Frederik]

@solo said:

Works well that Gel.

(Great movie, btw... That scene cracked me up...)

[broomstick]

Awesome as always, just one thought: you used the same brush for the cigarette smoke in each image... and this gives it away a bit.

Try using different brushes for the three images.. I think it will be a subtle change that improves things

As with your bathroom, I'd love to se a wireframe of this

[nektares]

ThankYou Broomstick
there you go!
I thought it would look frozen in time
with the same smoke brush, but its a good
tought, thanks for the critiques, they
are always intended for improvement.

[robert111]

nektares , can you sharing your nice setting or your vispot plz, your interior render is fantastic ..

[broomstick]

@nektares said:

ThankYou Broomstick
there you go!
I thought it would look frozen in time
with the same smoke brush,

Oh that's what you wanted to infer, hadn't thought of that

@unknownuser said:

but its a good
tought, thanks for the critiques, they
are always intended for improvement.

Obviously so.

Your wireframes = masterpieces

[nektares]

Thanks a lot!

[robert111]

naktares , this visopt is madosetting or anothe visopt ?

[nektares]

its madosettings