[iker]

Wow! Great quality renders!

Love the Fridge and the Siemens Gigaset AL14H

[Q2]

Thanks Iker

The fridge was really hard to do. The maxwell file itself was almost 900 MB big and rendering that with Multilight kept crashing Maxwell, but eventually I got it done with buying extra RAM......!

[messire]

i love the siemens work..sofa is nice too ( a bit hard to change sheets if you use it as a bed thu
Offices: i would not work there for all the gold on earth i hate to be inside aquariums ...one remark regarding the glass: since it is going to be tempered glass, it has dark green sides, and not clear ones like plexiglas has. Tempered glass also has a very slight green coloration usually ( especially in 10 mm which is likely what those panels would be in if they were to be build).

Not sure about the siemens set for family...i mean not sure about the philosophy behind such set...XX1st century is scary at some point! nice design thu!

Nils

[Calico Jack]

Wow very nice design and the studio lighting is great! Btw what hdri you use on these images?

[Fernando Tella]

Awesome job!

[leoA4D]

...one remark regarding the glass: since it is going to be tempered glass, it has dark green sides, and not clear ones like plexiglas has. Tempered glass also has a very slight green coloration usually ( especially in 10 mm which is likely what those panels would be in if they were to be build)...

No green coloration if the glass is water white glass (expensive) > http://www.waterwhiteglass.com/

Very nice renderings. Had to go through the pics three times to take it all in.

Leonard

[Bubbaloo]

Very very impressive designs and renders.

[sandykoufax]

wow, very nice and clean renders.

[quigley]

Once again I am drooling at the quality of these product visuals! You and Hyltom should get together and do a tutorial DVD or book on setting up product visuals - there is not enough material around.

Very very impressive work. What are you using as the modelling front end? Modo?

[Bubbaloo]

That reminds me, I saw your render of the Siemens phones in a magazine in the office the other day. It must be a nice feeling to see your work in a magazine!

[Q2]

Yes, you are right. Makes you smile big time!

to quigley: I usually use Rhino to model these kinda things.