Restaurant Interior

[timmatron]

I haven't posted any work in a really long time. Now that I am self employed again it is a little easier to do that. This is a new concept restaurant going up in Phoenix AZ. There might be a few last tweaks but this is about it. Comments & suggestions welcome.

[Frances]

Nice work Tim. Are you back in Phoenix?

[duke2]

Cool. Nice work on the floor woodwork. I'd love to see your shader setup for those big light shades!

[SonOfNimrod]

nice work, nice spacious design too.

[timmatron]

Nice work Tim. Are you back in Phoenix?

Not yet! Still up here in Providence, though a move back to Phoenix is a definite possibility. I still have client connections there, so thats primarily what I'm focusing on and most familiar with.

Cool. Nice work on the floor woodwork. I'd love to see your shader setup for those big light shades!

Thanks. The setup on the shades was very simple. I just used a vray 2 sided material with the normal wood material as the sub material, and thats about it. I did brighten the interior of the lamp shade a little because it had almost the same intensity as the outside when rendered.

[timmatron]

Does this version look better? I punched it up a little this morning.

[pailhead]

Much better, the old one looks dead now.


Which lights are casting such a nice pattern on the yellow wall in the background? Did you just use a nice looking .ies file, or was it actually specified?

I'm a bit embarrassed to ask.., but, how did you produce the nice lens flare?

[timmatron]

Much better, the old one looks dead now.


Which lights are casting such a nice pattern on the yellow wall in the background? Did you just use a nice looking .ies file, or was it actually specified?

I'm a bit embarrassed to ask.., but, how did you produce the nice lens flare?

Thanks. All the lights were specied, but it was kind of a rush project so I didn't have time to go searching for all the proper ies info. For most of the lights I just used standard spots, but up against that yellow wall I did use some ies lights for the effect.

As for the flares, I don't remember exactly how I found this, but you can buy this fantastic cd filled with hundreds of different flares & sparkles. It was cool, I was finishing up the project on Friday and I got the cd in the mail just in time. I think it actually adds quite a nice effect to the image. For $25 I think it's well worth it if you do a lot of interiors. http://store.tabletopstudio-store.co...areffects.html