[aitraaz]

kind words all

@leoA4D - yup, carpet is just bump, it worked out ok with a good high res texture. No. 4 is a double layer glass facade with serigraphy line patterns on both sides of both glazing panels - a bitch to render (tried a few other apps, with gi/shadows it was hellish) - ironically, with its known limitations with sunlight/glass, maxwell was a lifesaver for this view - the serigraphy patterns were modelled ( ), but the effect came out not too bad, and it rendered pretty fast at high res. Still rather noisy, but more than acceptable for print (in this case, at least).

Same view a bit further:



2nd proposal of view 2 - dunno, it really didn't come out to well either way. Clearly I dont have a firm grasp of how to light the space...

[Xlars]

Wow, cool and original renders ... excellent stuff

[Fernando Tella]

I think this last one is asking for indirect illumination; hide the emitters over the panels on the ceiling looking up so light bounces on the ceiling (should be white?)

Great stuff.

[JDHill]

...psst...

http://www.maxwellrender.com/gallery.htm

...

[jdp]

the GGGW (gigantic geometric glass wall) is really cool and inspiring. I like it a lot!
and I also love the atmosphere in the interiors.

[aitraaz]

Cheers!

@Xlars: thnx mate
@Fernando Tella: thnx your right - that view would look better with the lamps pointed towards the ceiling, with maybe one or two spot lights in the foreground for hi-lites. Ceiling is dark brown ( )... I'll try this thnx
@JDHill: Yep , good call!!
@jpd: thanks yo!