[Mattia Sullini]

Thanks both for your nice comments!

@Bubbaloo: you are right, and i do not dare to show you the wires...the core of the model has been built from midnight until 6 a.m. while the architect was sleeping believing i had finished the model 5 days before...ugh! But then i had to pay the fee and had to deal with the dirtiest model i ever made

[Bubbaloo]

LOL I've been there... done that! You gotta do what you gotta do.

[segnoprogetto]

Mattia good pictures I had doubts!

[Mattia Sullini]

Grazie Alberto!

[Mattia Sullini]

Back to interiors. Little update on first page.
Plant from evermotion, Piano from Archive 3D, seats remodeled on an Archive 3D model (because of too heavy mesh)
As usual, even if not top class, i hope you would like it

[Bubbaloo]

So beautiful! Maybe a little over exposed, but that's just picky...

[Mattia Sullini]

I know, you are right....but this is the groundbase for my "i have to stop at SL 14" style!

[Mattia Sullini]

Update on first page...i usually hate clipped people, in this image i just find them out of place...

[ivox3]

Mattia ... All these renders look punishing and difficult, but you have them looking great.

[Mattia Sullini]

Ivox, i am happy you appreciated both the result and the effort (or endurance! )

[ivox3]

I think we all know and appreciate.

[JCAddy]

Beautiful new images Mattia!

[JorisMX]

Very nice graphic style to your renders.
Also, your postwork with the alpha people looks way better than what you see usually in archviz.

[Mattia Sullini]

Thank you both for the kind words
But the day i'll put an alpha person in my own projects, please, shoot me!

[polynurb]

great images here .. and so many of them!

you have meticulous detail in your renders/models.. and it is stunning to look at.

if i should be picky on your last two images the plant's leaves look a bit "lambertian", and the wood mapping on the handrail is a little irritating.

btw.. i am a great fan of that dressing room render (above 1.6 series).. it has a faszinating atmosphere, some hard to describe surreal touch to it.