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    • jo-keJ Offline
      jo-ke
      last edited by

      I didn't post renders for some weeks because I'm working on a project and I was still training modelling and rendering.

      furniture is by warehouse or modelled by myself. rendered with twilight

      here are the first pictures of the project. c&c are wellcome.

      Thank you


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      http://www.zz7.de

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      • S Offline
        ScottPara
        last edited by

        The lack of a face in the first image is a bit creepy.

        Scott

        Love the fact that some HATE my avatar.....

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        • GaieusG Offline
          Gaieus
          last edited by

          That's for privacy reasons, Scott, you now. Like in GE Street View where faces are blurred out.

          Jo-ke; I like the building actually. Would be a cool place for big partying!
          πŸ˜„

          Gai...

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          • J Offline
            jchau2007
            last edited by

            I love the openess of the space. The wood color in your rendering is rather red. Is this what you are trying to archive? Thus the space is rather large, the red wood color makes the space really cold. I would like to see the original wood color to warm up the space. That's just my 2 sense.

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            • C Offline
              cadmunkey
              last edited by

              Love the space, would like to see more renders.

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              • CAntonisC Offline
                CAntonis
                last edited by

                Love the place.
                I ll be watching to see final renders to check out materials.

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                • DanielD Offline
                  Daniel
                  last edited by

                  Looks good. Some constructive criticism:

                  The bookcase on the left in the first rendering looks flat - you might want to consider outlining the books and extruding them, so it has some depth.

                  Your brick textures need adjusting - fireplace opening is inthe middle of a course; you have vertical mortar joints on the exterior corners; the lower brick structure next to the fireplace (seat?) ends with a mortar joint on the sides, but the top shows brick running horizontally - should see a rowlock course on the ends, and a full face on the length.

                  Brick Cap.jpg

                  My avatar is an anachronism.

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                  • PixeroP Offline
                    Pixero
                    last edited by

                    Just some thoughts that have nothing to do with the images.
                    Why only three possible viewers? Will they never have guests? And why is the projector placed right above the seats? There is always noise from projectors and with a placement like that it will disturb the experience of the movie, right?

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                    • jo-keJ Offline
                      jo-ke
                      last edited by

                      Good thoughts!

                      perhaps they should place the projector with a wide angle near to the wall.

                      http://www.zz7.de

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                      • jo-keJ Offline
                        jo-ke
                        last edited by

                        Thank you Daniel. I didn't pay attention to the bricks. You're absolutely right. My focus was on the placement and style of the furniture.

                        The person without face is my staff πŸ˜„

                        This is the concept of the homecinema of the same project:

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                        http://www.zz7.de

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                          notareal
                          last edited by

                          I am not sure about the view angle from home theater seating, I believe recommendation is 36 degrees. Maybe just the used FoV but for me view angle looks smaller. Anyhow, worth to recheck.

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                          • Bryan KB Offline
                            Bryan K
                            last edited by

                            Bungalow? That's one nice Post Modern bungalow! (or was it Modern? I lose track after Le Corbusier, Van Der Rohe, Bauhaus, Wright, Johnson, Pei, Echler... you get the idea πŸ˜„ )

                            The remodel looks excellent. Good job!

                            See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                            • jo-keJ Offline
                              jo-ke
                              last edited by

                              update to the homecinema- project. Unfortunately, I didn't have any time to let all the renders cook long enough, so they are still grainy. But never the less, the customer is very happy with the result.


                              suk001.jpg


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                              http://www.zz7.de

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