Skyrise apt WIP

[mmikee]

This is still a wip, but any c&c welcomed.





Regards,
Mike

[timmatron]

Looking really great. The perspective on the 2nd image background needs correcting, but you probably know that already.

[dominiquelaksmana]

hey.. that's really cool man..
nice ones...

[jonnybefree]

really nice lighting!

[gadzooks]

Nice. can you describe your light setup?

[jow]

I like it, especially the "render house studio" plug. Nice touch

[mmikee]

Hey, thanks for the comments .
I was able to get away with skylight (same as background image with
+4 multiplier) and a direct light with vray shadows. There is also a vray light behind the glass in the fixture in the kitchenette area with
LC=2000 + IR medium preset 70 subdivisions. QMC image sampler,
noise .001. I will increase the settings on the final render.
I do still need to adjust the background in the second image. I havent quite gotten to the bedrooms or the bathroom yet.

Regards,
Mike

[3ddesign]

Is this a real project by any chance? I started a large, 5 building highrise project in the Denny Regrade years ago. Can you share some info? I'd like to see how good old Seattle projects are coming along.

Craig

BTW, great work!

[Jerry]

Is there some kind of safety-net if the glass will break ?

[3ddesign]

Now that I look closer at the background, this has got to be a 50 story building! And its got to be located in Lake Union. Cool. Sleepless in Seattle plus 50?

[mmikee]

Yep, forgot to correct the background befor I rendered. Getting a little goofy in my old age. (33)

[Buck]

I would make the environment outside alot brighter, right now the windows look like a poster glued up to the walls. The sun outside should be much brighter than the man-made light inside.

[3ddesign]

I would make the environment outside alot brighter, right now the windows look like a poster glued up to the walls. The sun outside should be much brighter than the man-made light inside.

Ha! Remember, that is Seattle, not LA. That is as bright as it gets.

Edit: All the joking aside, those really are very nice looking interiors.