Modeling and rendering (update 2013.08.02)[watch last page]
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One more visualisation, Congress palace in Kaunas, Lithuania
Original rezoliution 4000 pixels wide. Rendering took 30min with i7 laptop.
I had only one day to create this
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edenux,
Can you add interior night scene video tutorial in Evermotion?I bought your exterior tutorial and it was very good.
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@moghamdi said:
edenux,
Can you add interior night scene video tutorial in Evermotion?I bought your exterior tutorial and it was very good.
Hello, I will take this in consideration
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Interior render which I have done in two working days.
Used: sketchup + vray + photoshop cs5. And marvelous designer for curtain modeling.
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Edvinas, you came a long way, since the days of Asgvis forum. The quality of you images is stunning! Well done!
Regards,
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Sorry mate, I don't normally like to ask the source of models, but the eames shells in the last image - where are they from? My favs bar none! I have a few versions but none are actually that good!
BTW there is a little funny thing happening on the kitchen splashback where the light shades are reflecting, seems something strange is going on there. Oops no, I looked at the full size image and it's actually text, duh!!!
BTW again simply STUNNING image in every way!
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@richard said:
...simply STUNNING image in every way!
Have to agree here... Really awesome renders...!
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I have got chairs from sketchup warehouse. Of course fixed them by myself. Contact me personally if you need that model
Thank you guys for nice comments, it is pleasure to hear that
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simply amazing! wow!
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Hi,
really amazing work and what control over vray, i'm really impresed.
I've seen your images before on evermotion forum, you made a great tutorial over sketchup and v-ray over there!Still huge thumbs up
Ciao
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Thank you for good words, it gives me more enthusiasm to work harder. Have not posted anything for some time, because working now on really huge project. But on freetime I prepared little project โ innovational workplace for archdaily competition. It was modeled with sketchup and then rendered in 3d max + vray. It took my about 15 hours to get such a result
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I like the glossy/bump on the floor
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@richard said:
Sorry mate, I don't normally like to ask the source of models, but the eames shells in the last image - where are they from? My favs bar none! I have a few versions but none are actually that good!
You can grab the 3ds on the manufacturers site:
it is pretty good modelled.
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Recent work: office interior
Sketchup, vfsu 1.6, cs5
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Excellent.
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What to say? TOP
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Wow.
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WOW 10x...Great work
allanx
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Exterior render. Modeling with sketchup, rendering in 3d max + vray.
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wow, your renders have the quality I always try to achieve and fail miserably
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