[tom]

yeah original please

[tom]

Because I want to post some more of my Maxwell images in this thread, and I don't want to create a ton of different threads for each of my projects. (It would make me look unprofessional.) Thanks!

Thank you for posting the original
and I agree with you... this is a good idea to minimize yourself at one thread.
Some others do the same and I like it, IMO this is a thing everyone must do for being tidy.

[zuliban]

great images

[heiki]

Absolutely fantastic! You have a lot of boldness in your work and I like it a lot. Especially how you take advantage of postworking. You certainly have a vision and you know how to use tools Fantastic!

[Mihai]

I really like the chair one! I wonder how it would look with a bit of scracthy reflections. You can control that with a glossyness map. White in the map means more glossy (more blur).

[smooth]

would you tell us a bit on how ur making this dirty images in photoshop ?
they're all great

[tom]

really valuable!

[naxos]

me like !

[jbrckovic]

Nice images!
How you achieved that old look on those chairs? If it is just a diffuse map, how you made it?

[mtripoli]

I think that it's very cool that you are using 3D "realism" as a starting point for your art. It's nice to see a break from the "glass" this and "building" that...

Mike Tripoli

P.S. Kinda' remind me of "Tool" music videos...

[philipbruton]

nice image, but how could you konw how many bounces ( "48" ) are used, maxwell beta removed the use of bounces manually and is now automatically assigned and not stated anywhere....??