Hello folks, a while ago I released a table package on my website, the package contains 5 high quality tables and today
an other package containing closets and wardrobes. I thought I should share them here, so here you go! ;D

Download table package here!
http://graffxstudio.com/download.php?view.1

Download closet package here!
http://graffxstudio.com/download.php?view.2

PS.
To easily keep track of the downloads and of course for some propaganda I hope you don't mind I'm forwarding to my website. (No registering needed )

Tips to improve these are still welcome, feel free to use them for all your (commercial) projects! Coming up next could be a lamp package.

Cheers,
Roevens Johannes

Very nice, still waiting for the Mac version before I'll put my hands on this (great) software!

Cheers!

@broomstick said:

I really like the design of the chair. Nice work

Same here!

Good looking style! I like these black/white images your making as I've seen too in the other thread.

And I know how you feel about clients getting back late, just finished one of those jobs, had a hard time finding the file though

Maybe for the background you can use 2D tree silhouettes? Like these:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=576577aa6eb9c834c279d1a2b5eb54ff&ct=mdrm&prevstart=0

Cheers!

Wow outstanding!

Hello Brodie,

Hope you don't mind, rendered a sky (3 different variations achieved with post-pro)
and used that sky for your current picture.. Oh well.. I was bored

Edit: anybody feel free to use the sky for whatever purpose

Sorry for double post, must've pressed the wrong button

No thanks

I'm almost sure you've took a look here already I still felt showing you though, there are some nice ones,
you could just map them in a sphere with the UV tools plugin.

http://www.cgtextures.com/textures.php?t=browse&q=26544

Edit, I could give it a try rendering a sky in Vue so you can use that as a sky background image if you want to

Cheers!

I like the design, good work on it, although something keeps me a bit thinking, is it stable enough?
Wouldn't the wooden plates bend after a while or break off under heavy weight, because books aren't
any lightweight products, unfortunately.

I'm glad I could help! I see the changes you're willing to make are heading the good way IMO.
Like you said, adding a light to give it some soft shadows would really do a good job I guess,
adding Ambient Occlusion (if you have any in Maxwell) could improve it too I think.

About the atmosphere, http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1110/882182728_69e822cb1d.jpg
something like this would be epic, with a weathered look on the home and tree's which are struggling
with the strong wind with some foliage flying around

Something extra I noticed is that you changed the white stucco with concrete and wood, but
this makes the building a tad too heavy in my opinion, I'd keep the stucco material but just
making it a tad darker, also if you would keep the wood, make it have slats.
I think a wooden material as below would look a lot better.
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_p7B16_gheLw/SXOjfqtp6vI/AAAAAAAAAIY/6bQ5kjGuMbo/DSC_0505.jpg

Hope this was helpful, if I come to mind with any new ideas I'll let you know

First of all, nice work!, The first image sure has some strength in it!
I'm wondering, if it's a Vue terrain or images pasted together?

I see the atmosphere you're using one is quite 'dull', I'd go for a more vivid one,
I'm not saying you should use a nice blue sky with perfect puffy clouds in it, but if
you sill want it to be 'grey' use a more dramatic one but which still casts shadows
instead of only GI.

The water could use extra 'volume', It looks like it'll feel like hard plastic, make it have more depth in the ripples
and some kind of 'volumetric-like' lightning.

I get this isn't the final image, but just wanted to point this for sure, but make it look weathered,
would combine great together with a dramatic lit scene!

The 'rock' where the house looks to be build on looks washed out, lacks depth and color.
To me it looks like there's a white layer on it with a 15% opacity.

Note that I wouldn't know how to do half of the things mentioned above, just as you asked I wanted to give
you some advice. A great start nevertheless!

Nice man, great details your putting into it!
And to not see faceted edges just make sure it's smoothed in SU, that should do the work in Kerky, it always did for me

Cheers!

Looking forward to some extra process! Very good start anyways and a great movie, damn I loved it

Great images nomeradona! Very impressive how hard the scene got improved

@solo said:

@unknownuser said:

Well.... this makes me feel a little bit better about Vue and interiors.

I have gotten into a few heated debates on the E-on and C3D sites for saying this....

"Vue is crap for use in interior renders, please use Vue only for exteriors and another capable app for interiors"

And then some guy will post a reasonable Vue interior to show me up , but he would never say how long it took to setup, render or how many hidden lights he used for those dark, dingy and ugly areas.

Haha lol, could you share the link ton the topic? Actually I agree with you, I really
can't get any 'decent' interior render out of it, it's full with blotches and such,
materials like woodwith slight bump and glossyness isn't really a top hit either.

besides that, great work of everybody! I've seen some very interesting renders,
I was especially amazed by the LightUp one!

Cheers

I'ma like, your images really have a very artistic sense to it!

Thanks everybody! I'm stunned with all the reactions!

@ michaliszissiou, thanks you, those five stars are greatly appreciated! Maybe the move tool 'smily' could do as a star
Thanks a lot for the curtain mate! The previous one was my first attempt at making a curtain

@ broomstick, yep the carpet is a displaced one, it's included with the attachments

@ olishea, Haha thank you, I'm glad you like it! I've used SU/Vray sun only, nothing more

@ teofas, whew, I'm honoured to receive a comment of you hehe
I've got to say, this new Vfsu is very stable, more than any previous releases!

@ Dylan, very happy to hear this, it's one of the few scene's I've had a bunch of time so I was able to make all the materials myself.
My mom made the wallpaper, here's her website http://www.miriamdelapaz.com

@ Dirkkkk, yay, I even get a very positive comment from the Vray competition winner, thanks, the plant comes
from solo's plant pack, it's worth every buck!

@ EarthMover, thanks for this criticism! I'll see what I can rework on this in my future projects! Thank you

@ broomstick, Yeps, and a big thanks!

And pfehw, that's it folks!

Metallic looks great! I like it more than the previous one! And the glass one surely is something freakingly cool !

Damn these are nice! I always thought your work was very inspiring, the last one is great and again a great idea to put it upside-down

Wehew I've got it right hehe!