UPDATE

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New project : Bedroom from Paris

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Update...

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May 2012

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Some Objects : Maison du Monde / LEGRAND

In progress...

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A traditional "Bourgeoise" french kitchen of 18th century with 21st century equipment.

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Ok, pbacot i'm sorry.

I think NPR is a very good alternative of photorealistic rendering. For his sketch aspect, and his shadows.

So we can't use computers for NPR anymore? I'm sunk.

What "NPR" mean ?

@pbacot : Thanks

I'm not trying to do "photorealistic" pictures in that's projects.
It's a concept : half 3d & half sketch for a special aspect that does not resemble of the classical 3D.

Thanks for your comment

update :

Back with a new project : SPA & WELLNESS center :

Final render :

Little message... Little creation.

Help for japan ! (fake) Render with Kerkythea and Paint.net

20-21/04/2011

off topic I think ^^'