if the aim of a render is to 'sell' a space then, when can I move in Real 'easey' feel obout it I think creating atmosphere is surley an art. Awsome!

one more, with curtains [image: 6VDb_bruck-silva010.jpg]

super design. i can see very impresive progress of your modeling, designig and rendering skils . keep posting. nice rug .

Oh thank you very much. Some things are very easy if you know how it works

update to the homecinema- project. Unfortunately, I didn't have any time to let all the renders cook long enough, so they are still grainy. But never the less, the customer is very happy with the result. [image: GL96_suk001.jpg] [image: gyhY_suk002.jpg] [image: JRWm_suk003.jpg] [image: ofNC_suk004.jpg]

The result is perfect! I've quickly used "make faces" and pushpull and the result looks like that: (of course many lines (doors, fonts,...) need to be corrected but that is easy with that result.) [image: u12a_trace-Loft-1.jpg]

and a second one after 28 passes and 3,5 hours with preset 10 pp photoshop reduce noise and contrast [image: Q3Rz_com-neubruch-render014pp.jpg]

You have a great talent in designing rugs. You have done a unique rug design. The color is very artistic and it really fits in the turning-design style.

Yes, I've noticed that too, but glad you found another solution I also saw your Laser Scan thread which is great! Hope to see more of your results with this method.

This was the solution! Thank you very much

lol but please try depth render instead of changing f-number. much quicker.

Nice! Well done!

here is my latest result. I'm still working on the piping [image: 9ger_cor-yucca2-render005pp.jpg]

nice! I see you've added your wive's red-heeled high heels again love those shoes! using a mirror in that corridor is a great idea to make it seem bigger! but if that (part of the) closet is made specifically for shoes, you could put the planks closer together, so it will fit more shoes women like that

great job, jo-ke, perhaps an emitting plane outside the skylight to boost the lighting there, or just increasing brightness of the sky would have worked. putting a render next to a real photo is always risky... but it's a great way to learn/hone your skills.

hey nice trees model looking great, needs a better environment though IMO.

Thank You Gaieus, some things are easier then they appear

an update of that scene. I took another table, with glass and I used a modern tablecloth. The terrible flame is still the same [image: 9LEZ_windlicht010-kl.jpg]