- Sun Aug 07, 2005 10:10 pm
#54383
Nice work. I'd find the chair a bit more understandable if I'd ever in my life seen anything like it. Hard to gauge how good a render is if you don't know what the real thing looks like.
I don't know if Maxwell can do materials like velvet properly. I haven't even tried. In lightwave one can apply a gradient to the incident angle of light... but we don't have a 'velvet shader' so material like that only comes out looking like cotton.
The floor is great, nice.. no repeat, very convincing... however, the room is HUGE... looks like a large hall! Perhaps make it a smaller room... add a side table, perhaps a lamp. This LOOKS like a victorian print, perhaps from the late 18th century... that would mean it would be surrounded by lots of detail... horror vacuumi.
I don't know if Maxwell can do materials like velvet properly. I haven't even tried. In lightwave one can apply a gradient to the incident angle of light... but we don't have a 'velvet shader' so material like that only comes out looking like cotton.
The floor is great, nice.. no repeat, very convincing... however, the room is HUGE... looks like a large hall! Perhaps make it a smaller room... add a side table, perhaps a lamp. This LOOKS like a victorian print, perhaps from the late 18th century... that would mean it would be surrounded by lots of detail... horror vacuumi.
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