Render This - Chair Loft

Karlfucious · 24 Aug 2010, 18:20

Just messing around w NPR styles. Done in Sketchup, Vray, and quite a bit of PS.

mr_jo · 24 Aug 2010, 18:27

Thanks Solo, it's a pleasure to play with your model

nickenzyme · 24 Aug 2010, 18:57

It's been a while since the last challenge, glad to say that Scottpara has kindly allowed us to use one of his models for this new challenge.

Use any render engine as always, have fun.

[attachment=0:t6xd4ebe]Chair Loft.skp[/attachment:t6xd4ebe]

Wow, 1st pic shows great environment.

solo · 24 Aug 2010, 22:46

Raul, that's an amazing render.

Welcome to SCF, hope you keep posting.

Hikaru · 24 Aug 2010, 23:15

I had been so quiet, but I had been reading since Solo's advicing to visit this forum at Thea's one.

Thea Renderer should get all the credit. TR2 unbiased engine with CRF and glare messing around and some CRF blending and fooling at postpro.

I had been wanted been here for a long time, and there is something to show Thanks all for all the knowledges and things I got here.

Regards,

Raúl.

mr_jo · 25 Aug 2010, 05:11

Impressive render Raul
P.S. later I'll ask you about curtain setting

notareal · 25 Aug 2010, 08:10

Raúl that light is simply gorgeous! Floor reminds me of some painted wooden floor, but kind of miss some better definition. Great render.

jo-ke · 25 Aug 2010, 11:36

OK, one more...

New York, Chinatown, Loft

twilight, high+, rendered for 11 hours

pugz1983 · 25 Aug 2010, 12:20

Hi everybody,

Jo-Ke: Nice render, but the drapes are a bit off in the scene. Not realy china town drapes.

Greetz Twan

olishea · 25 Aug 2010, 14:11

jo-ke: what's wrong with the image? it looks finger painted. have you applied some sort of photoshop filter? you only need high+ for lots of caustics/reflection....high would still look great, even medium.

olishea · 25 Aug 2010, 14:14

And Raúl: WOW

jo-ke · 25 Aug 2010, 15:01

@olishea said:

jo-ke: what's wrong with the image? it looks finger painted. have you applied some sort of photoshop filter? you only need high+ for lots of caustics/reflection....high would still look great, even medium.

Here's the original render with High+:

dale · 26 Aug 2010, 21:42

Just had to give add one try. Thea TR2 (unbiased), 3 hrs 10 mins. I could use a bit more time, and I'd love to play with the lighting, but unfortunately that's all the time I had.

stefanq · 29 Aug 2010, 20:08

There it is mine
V-ray for su, 16 min. on a quad core. I was inspired by an old tutorial that I watched in the past, and I tried to recreate the feeling of that.