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      amorp
      last edited by

      Hi all,
      post my new renders,comments for improvement welcome as always:)this is was the file with invisible background through windows,although when i was hiding glass material, i could see landscape in render, the issue was in painting landscape image on front face of arc surface,since it was on back face,it caused white surface after rendering


      kitchen_view.jpg


      salon_view.jpg

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        majid
        last edited by

        verry nice design and render, I like it too much. 👍 👍

        My inspiring A, B, Sketches book: https://sketchucation.com/shop/books/intermediate/2612-alphabet-inspired-sketches--inspiring-drills-for-architects--3d-artists-and-designers-

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          amorp
          last edited by

          Thanks,i tried to make something different from modern - minimalistic(sometimes pretty cold)

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            japc
            last edited by

            Great renders!
            I think that you can tune a little bit more the background. In the first picture it looks like the horizon line of the background doesn´t match with the room.

            http://www.arquitecturas-paralelas.pt

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              amorp
              last edited by

              Thank you,you think in first picture- trees should be higher?i mean to rise horizon line?

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                japc
                last edited by

                I get the feeling that the room is floating. I think the picture might be a little more integrated with the background if the focal points become coincident as possible.


                example.jpg

                http://www.arquitecturas-paralelas.pt

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                  amorp
                  last edited by

                  Thank you very much for your kind explanation,so it would be better if i would rise slightly background line?it is not too much high to coincide with room horizon line?

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                    japc
                    last edited by

                    I think it would be better for the final result retouch the backgroud ... but it's up to you to decide. You should do what you think it looks better.

                    http://www.arquitecturas-paralelas.pt

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                      amorp
                      last edited by

                      Yes,of course,it's my decision,thanks a lot 😄

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                        valerostudio
                        last edited by

                        How long was the cook time on each of these?

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                          amorp
                          last edited by

                          You mean whole the work?it's my design too, so it was kind of"wasting" time on planning decisions or you mean render production?Let's say 35-40 hours all together - planning,modelling,textures mapping,render testing and render production+ Photoshop

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