Aces, I like your renderings a lot. They are very clean, and informative, and that is what is important. Also nice camera angles.

And if this is your fist SU model, and your first rendering, then I am really amased;-) My first renderings didn't look as near as good as your does;-)

Keep it up;)

cheers

Here is the photo of the building, where the offices are situated

Cheers

@unknownuser said:

Andrija ur english is very good, please keep posting ur work here it is brilliant :thup:

Thank you very much;-)

I will post some of my work here, fortunately I managed to save most of it, that i posted in the old forum, but I have lost some of it also;-(
I used the old forum as some kind of a Depot for my work;-(

cheers

@krisidious said:

congrats...

I have edited your post to reflect "Accepted" instead of "Excepted"

one means to take something offered, the other means to exclude something.

ha ha ha, thank you;-)

ha ha ha it is obvious that English is not my native language;-)))

cheers;-)))

@craigd said:

Very nice Andrija! Congratulations!!!

Cheers,

- CraigD

Thanks CraigD

@cheffey said:

Andrija,
Beautiful work. I hope you enjoy your stay here
They look a little bit dim. Maybe more contrast in them to help them pop.
You might could use Photoshop's shadows&highlights to correct it.
Love the work though. Hope you continue to post.

Thanks cheffey, I am glad you like it. I am aware of these flaws, but, believe it or not, the whole set of 10 renders were modeled and rendered in not more than 48 hours;-))) It was really tight time to finish all of this, so I didn't have the time to post process it in PS;-) And since the proposal was approved couple of months ago, i won't change this series;-)))

I will continue to post, no worries

Thank you again, I apprecciate your comments

cheers

cheers;-)

I hope that you like it;-)

some more;-)

Hy folks, this is a recent design proposal for Siemens executives, here in Zagreb. This is a final version, which was accepted;-)))

Most of the modeling is SU, some max, and it was rendered in vray 1.5 for max 9

Critics and comments are welcome;-)

Cheers

Thank you once again, I am really very happy to hear a bunch of you like my work. It means a lot to me, especially when it comes from the fellow colleges;-)

Cheers

Hy Andyc, nice job, especially for one morning;-) I am glad to see that your style is consistent, but even better and better with time;-)

Cool

@schreiberbike said:

Wowzers. I keep looking over at my little inkjet printer and imagining such a project coming out of it.

I looked at it and had a wild idea. The corner blocks look like the teeth of a zipper. Next time you do one of these , maybe you could play that up with a zipper pull and teeth on the fold down. J

ha ha, yes that would be a great Idea with the zipper, but as I have written before, this "loose end" style is not my idea, a designer from our office thought of that;-)

I did the modeling and rendering and composing/post processing part.

I think it would take you 20 sets of toner to print this thing out, and then it would be all blown away with the first wind;-)

thanks for the comment

@alexander said:

Great work

Can you tell more about the calculation for the pixelsize ?
what kind of render did you use ?
20 hours... must be a great computer...

Thanks

well the calculation was pretty much a guess. I Rendered a 10 mpx rendering of a sceene and id took me 90 minutes. So I calculated that it is ok for me to render around 10 hours per side of the building. So my target was around 50 mega pixels, and I adjusted the width/height ratio, so my model can fit in it perfectly and I got 12 000 x 4 500 resolution. And 10 hour rendering. That is it.

I rendered this in vray 1.5.4 for max 9 64 bit.

the comp si intel q6600 quad core clocked on 4x 3000 mhz (12 000 mhz total "power")
4 gb ram

etc...

(that is all taht matters for rendering in vray)

you can read the full configuration in my "Dubai" thread here in gallery.

Thanks for comments, cheers

@mateo soletic said:

Next time You come give me a call and we will have a drink. I see its beer You are drinking.
Karlovacko its ok for me - Pozrav, Mateo.

Yes, well I am not especially picky regarding the beer brand;-) But lately I prefer gemišt and bevanda more

@mateo soletic said:

Amazing work Andija, and thanks for sharing.
Just the other day I was wondering what happened to You. Glad to see You are doing some great and unusual project.

Hy Mateo, I am glad that you are here as well. I was in Dubrovnik with my boat this summer and I remembered you;-)

How are you?

Pozdrav;-)))

@marked001 said:

wow.. this is amazing..cant believe how great this came out..congrats

thanks I appreciate your comment :thup:
@chrisd said:

Absolutely wonderful. Great job!

ChrisD

Thanks

@jenujacob said:

Holy bull crap! thats all that came out of my mouth!!!! nice work aposaric!! :thup: :thup:

Ha ha Jenujacob;-) This is very "pitoresque" comment;-)

ha ha, I am glad that you like it

@solo said:

Thats crazy!!

Brilliant!!

I have a small design build company and could never fathom such extravagance, imagine rendering on the Tyvek...lol.

ha ha, thanks, yes, it was tight, but worked out well
@craigd said:

Whoa!! I agree with Solo...that's crazy and brilliant!!

Simply incredible! I'll be sending this one around the office!

Thanks for sharing!

Cheers,

 - CraigD

Thanks

P.S. I have sent you the mail

@unknownuser said:

This will go up on our bulletin board tomorrow 8O
Freakin hot man :esurp:

thanks
@tinanne said:

.................. {speachless}

so was I when I heard the time note

@ivica valjak said:

Excellent work man. :egeek: what is the street so I can go and see your masterpiece

Thanks Ivica

Čuj, to ti je Varteks na Jelačić Placu, nemreš fulat

fala;-)
@unknownuser said:

That is amazing!

Thanks I appreciate the comment

@paul russam said:

Very nice, the pealed back corner is very effective.

Yes, the corner is a nice touch, it is a idea of an designer tat works in our firm, it is PS, ofcorse

Cheers

the size of the tiff was 390 MB, the size of the JPEG was 39 MB... yeah, huge pics;-)

here is the original SU model, which I rendered;-))

I hope that you liked;-) I got great comments on this one, and it is a shame, that I didn't have more time, it would be even better;-)

Cheers

here are renderings in max (SU model,all the way;-)

the tif was 12 000 x 4 500 ( 54 megapixels;-)))

Hy folks;

a couple of weeks ago I got a pretty interesting challenge in my firm. An historic building in the strict center of Zagreb was renovating, and when they put (that big thing around the building, to prevent bricks falling on the pedestrians;-) (excuse my bad English;-) around the building, it becomes most expensive place for putting the commercial;-)

Ok, since I work in the biggest corporation in Eastern Europe, we had to put some kind of a commercial up there. The idea was to take a hi resolution picture of the building, and implement our logo on it. The problem was there was no such picture, and work on the building already started, so we couldn't go there and take the new photo.

Ok. "can you make a photo real rendering of this building, based on the partially accurate blueprints?", my boss asked? I said; "No, I can not;-)". "what is the time note?" I asked. 3 (three) days????
Holly S.h.y.e.e.t... i thought.

Ok, It would not be the problem to do the photo real rendering of a normal resolution, but, maaaan, this is a 30x10 meters + 20x10 meters rendering. I did some calculation, and i came up with 12000 x 4500 resolution, which would be enough for this job.

Ok, I won't bother you with details;-) It took me 10 hours of modeling, 2 hours of texturing, and 20 hours of rendering to complete this giant job;-)

Here are the results;-)