[devista]

Locking for a interior light set up. First shot: sky dome, two plane emitters. This resolution, 2 h 20 m, sl 13. C&c.

saludos
luis

[sandykoufax]

wow, nice start!!!

but only one thing, the center your carpet is too flat.

[Fernando Tella]

Are the two emitters right behind the window (like an area light)? If so, why do you use skydome?

I would try a bit more warm light from the emitters.

Looks very nice right now, It will be great when it is finished.

¡Maestrooo!

[devista]

thaxs sandy , xfernado: un emitter in the left, one up and the light cross the windows thw sky dome.

saludos
luis
PD
fernando eres un pelota

[acquiesse]

Hi,

Great materials, i love the humanism of putting the book on the floor next to the chair

For me, the image feels a bit too tightly cropped, I'd have a play with camera angles...

[siliconbauhaus]

pretty nice for a 2hour render

[devista]

one more with sky dome and the other one with skysun. Next time with emitters outside.


saludos
luis

[NicoR44]

superb!

[4 HeRo]

What Nicor44 said

[DrMerman]

Agreed

[michaelplogue]

Excellent lighting! However, the rug could still use a lot of work. It looks like you have modeled the border and the main body separately - with different noise settings. Now the edge looks like it's detached from the rest. Here's what I'd do:

Create your plane with enough subdivision to get a sufficient lumpiness. convert to poly, select the edge faces and change their material ID to 2 (leaving the body at ID 1). While you have the edge faces selected, you can extrude/taper them a bit so it has a different height (like your original image). Then you can add your noise over the entire rug, and create a multi-sub material so the border and body have different colors.

[Hervé]

agree with 4 HeRo... the orange light give a cool feelin'

[devista]

Thank you very much . I´m still working in the carpet, thxs for the tip michaelplogue. vodka79 my pc is only a core 2 duo 6600 . Added a flash shot.

saludos
luis

[sandykoufax]

Very nice render, devista.

Just one thing is your picture frame.

It is too flat shaded with pure b&w, so it looks like a painted one with photoshop.

[acquiesse]

It is too flat shaded with pure b&w, so it looks like a painted one with photoshop.

How about a layer of AGS over the top to give it some glassy reflections?