[haiti]

My latest test render interior, not finish 3d model, all comments welcome











lamp test



another render this house, in my gallery, all comments welcome
http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/view ... 7&start=45

[jeffg]

Very cool.

(The minimalist style really cause M~R to shine.)

[Maximus3D]

Sure i agree they're clean and good looking but i'm not a fan of the minimalistic style with only one chair in a huge room with white walls, reminds me too much of a hospital or any other type of state institution.. hehe

But i'm sure they're awesome from an archi/visualiser type of view and clients drool over them. Too bad i'm not one of those

/ Max

[kwistenbiebel]

superb images!

Could you fill us in on the settings on the white walls? (RGB values of the diffuse)and your computer specs?

thanx alott.

[jeffg]

...but i'm not a fan of the minimalistic style with only one chair in a huge room...

Then think of it a "poor artist" style.

[jeffg]

Then think of it a "poor artist" style.

Money wise - not skill wise!

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[Fritz]

Haiti - hey, you're definitely doing something right with the walls. Floor too. There's a very nice range of tones across those vertical surfaces. The floors have a great satin finish.

Somehow, most walls I have seen rendered look too flat, and when the floors are good, they still look like they have a high-varnish - it's sometimes, but not always the kind of finish I'd show on a floor.

When I'm rendering, my goal is always to convincingly represent space, but I often find that I have to put objects in the middle and background to cue this sense. What I ideally want, and what you've got here, is mostly empty spaces that convey depth without too many little helpers.

This isn't a stylistic thing - you could detail these rooms out with casework and mouldings (i.e. kdlab's 2004 demo reel) and include more lavish furniture and it would look super. The reason I admire it is because you could remove all these props and I think we would still understand the depth and nature of the spaces.

Good show man!

-F