[Asmithey]

Hello,

I have project rendering out a design of a remodeled bedroom. These are my progress renderings. I will start adding furniture and other things soon. I need to work on the exposures a bit as well. The day shots are still grainy.

I may need to get 2.0 soon. I hear it renders faster and clears up quicker.

[Bubbaloo]

Does the wood floor really look like that? To me, it looks very rough (splinters!) and it has water damage. I'd say if it's a remodel, the floor needs to be sanded and re-stained.

[Asmithey]

No. The floor still needs work. It is not supposed to look so rough. I need to pillow the edges and make it look smoother.

[Bubbaloo]

Your lighting is looking good, though. If you had 2.0, you could use IES for those spots...

[m-Que]

Also floor's texture angle should be fixed; The plank's angle in the corridor is around 45 deg.
And yeah, the lighting does look good indeed.

[Bubbaloo]

Also floor's texture angle should be fixed; The plank's angle in the corridor is around 45 deg.

I think 45 degrees is what he's going for, right Aaron?

[Asmithey]

Thanks...

Yes. The angle is what the designer and the home owner want. I think 2.0 is on the near horizon. I really need the company that I use for my render farm to get on board with 2.0 though.

[Asmithey]

Here are some updates...Still needs work. Carpet is wrong, need fabrics for the bed picked out........

[philmartin]

Really nice modeling and renders, my only crit is the floor
looks too rustic for the decor.

[Asmithey]

Thanks,

I had a bit of help with some of the modeling...Time crunch on this project has not allow me to do everything

I agree..But the home owner is spending a ton of money on that floor. It is what she wants...so she gets it

[ivox3]

I think in the end, that floor and interior/furnishings is going to look great -- although that angled thing rubs me the wrong way, 45 degrees the wrong way. lol..

Whoever did that little social/chaise model --hats off!

[justinj1023]

I think if you put a small emitter plane in your recessed lights and aimed it upwards, would add some drama to your lighting. It will give an IES effect.

Justin

[Asmithey]

Thanks for the comments philmartin, ivox and justin.

These have been on hold for some time. Not sure if they will pick back up. So I will probably devolpe them futher on my own as resume pieces. I think I will go with wall to wall carpet. We'll see.

Aaron

[caryjames]

Those last renders look great. Would be nice to see some more different angles and exposures, Ivox is right that chair looks terrific!! Hope you keep working on this one.

[Asmithey]

Thanks Cary,

I hope to work on it more.

Aaron