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[Jonferimonic]

I feel ill.

[posterus]

amazing

[aaron-cds]

I'm sure you need to use fumefx for fireplace.

That fire looks great, especially for $795, :O

These renderings are excellent. The modeling is perfect. The only area I could see for improvement, besides the obvious photoshoped fire, was increasing the subdivisions on some of the glossy reflections. Although, I'm sure these took long enough to render.

[Morbid Angel]

Saluto, exellent work. A little bit too colorful for realism imo. Here is a version with some color corrections:

[percydaman]

that certainly looks better to me, though I get the feeling his clients like the more 'vibrant' renders. Its kind of a trademark of all these sorts of interiors he frequently does.

[Morbid Angel]

that certainly looks better to me, though I get the feeling his clients like the more 'vibrant' renders. Its kind of a trademark of all these sorts of interiors he frequently does.

I agree. Usually archviz renders are that way.

[glorybound]

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Can I hate you? Awesome work!

[giraffe]

excellent renders.
amazing textures

[alexthg]

thank goodness I rarely do renderings anymore...
so I'll just show these 'photos' to my employees and let them feel the pain

[DrJan]

Very, very nice work.
I'm wondering how long it took you to model, texture, light and render these visuals...

[Blitterswitch]

Stunning work, I really hope to approach this kind of quality at some point.
Any tips for the lighting/materials or links to tutorials you have found useful?

[jophus14]

WOW! This is some amazing work. Every images is stunning. Good job.

[Ryan_Chiong]

Guys i think that fireplace is an HDTV fire place.

[paulison]

just regarding the bright colours edit. I much prefer soluto's version...sharper, less grain and doesnt look like an old photo.

really nice work!...and hes been doing this at such a high standard for ages

[Infrared digital]

I don't know how much you're getting paid but its not enough.