Antonio Castro Gallery

EscapeArtist

Very nice looking renders. The bricks need to be a bit smaller though, relative to the size of the chair back they look too wide.

ACastro

Hello Mr. Mitcorb; Unclewk; Ninopiamonte; Hellnbak; Mojtabata2001 and EscapeArtist!
thanks a lot for your incentive!

@ ninopiamonte
if there is a free version, surely i will experience!

@ hellnbak
RE: I think that You it is be referring to wooden chair,....it is the Ottoman chair of Arc. Frank Gehry and was not made by me, but download in "dwg" format, treated/repaired and rendered.

@ EscapeArtist
RE: Thanks for your tips, I will be careful the next time you render this image!

Greetings!

mitcorb

Hi, Antonio:
Needless to say, all of the renders are very well done. It happens that I was in the spirit of enjoying the "spirits" when I last commented, but my thoughts are the same.

allanx

Nice work very realistic to me, keep it coming...

Thanks,

allanx

ACastro

Hi Tim (Mitcorb)

Yes it's true! not leaves to be a risk, as you well said "walking on a knife edge" but I thought it would be more valued by adding a little of drama, and in true i ended to like the result and subtlety of the environment

Thanks a lot for your words!

PS: My apologies by my bad English

ACastro

Hi Allanx

Thanks a lot for your incentive!!

Regards

ACastro

Hi Steve (Hellnbak)
here is the link of chair "ottoman"
http://www.knoll.com/products/product.jsp?prod_id=576&flag=cat&cat_id=75

Regards!

hellnbak

Thanks. While it doesn't look like it would be very comfortable (without cushions), there's something about it that appeals to me. But then anything strange and unusual appeals to me (which explains some of my ex-wives)

dbroderick

Hello, my name is Dylan and I just joined today. How are you ?? I'm also new to Sketchup as well. I want to be very good at this and I have some questions. Would you be willing to help me ?? Go ahead and email me or right hear and now.

ACastro

Hi dbroderick

@dbroderick said:

Hello, my name is Dylan and I just joined today. How are you ?? I'm also new to Sketchup as well. I want to be very good at this and I have some questions. Would you be willing to help me ?? Go ahead and email me or right hear and now.

I´m not one "expert" , I am also to learn, but inside of my possibilities&availability I can share something of the little I know!
PS: but also have to be more specific!

Regards!

zachary

VRay is the bomb! best rendering tool for SU in my opinion, great images

ACastro

Hello everybody
is just to update my last works, or funs

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SU7 + Vray 1.49.01 - Study and improvement

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SU7 + Vray 1.49.01 - Study and improvement

Greetings!

mystix89

Nice job Antonio!

ACastro

Hi Mystix89

Thanks a lot for your words of incentive!

fymoro

Hi, Nice renders and compositions, congrats...

japc

Hi Antonio, nice images!
I have only three comments for the last two pictures:
-the carpet seems quite flat. It looks like a sheet of paper to me;
-the exterior lighting of room doesnt quite correspond to the lighting of the background;
-You should look for the overall composition of the room. The journal on the floor seems a bit out of context to me, considering the disposal of the room.

ACastro

Hi Fred (Fymoro)
Thanks a lot for your words of incentive!

Cheers António

ACastro

Hi Japc

I agree with the first two points, the third may have been "less well" achieved, but it was an attempt to humanize the space, the act suggest! in this case, of a use by someone,...anyway aspects to consider in the future, thanks a lot for your comments!

Greetings!

ACastro

Hello everybody

New update

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SU7 + Vray 1.49.01 - Study and improvement

greetings!

shri

nice images..could u please tell us how did u do the cloth over the chair in third image? looks very real.. may be make tutorial? and step up of third scene is nice..thanks for sharing

shrijan