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    Hi all

    Here are some new works.
    First one is a personal work. It was one of the 5 images published in Design Graphics Portfolio issue in January this year. Second one is a personal work with the same theme "Dreams of Water". The rest are just stills from animations for some commercial day-to-day works.
    Comments and crits are wellcome as always.













    More images on my web-site.

    regards

    zoran

  • #2
    A little sparse on the interior accessories, but nice lighting/composition!

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    • #3
      The water in the third image is really nice, but isn't it a bit too much? Shouldn't the focus be more on the buildings?
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      • #4
        really nice works ! Great and realistic lightning
        i ll be back
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        • #5
          Originally posted by DrJan View Post
          The water in the third image is really nice, but isn't it a bit too much? Shouldn't the focus be more on the buildings?
          Thanks for the comment
          Client's request. Original colour of water is muddy-gray so I had to replace it with the artificial one put in some reflections etc..! This was done in vray 1.09 abot 3-4 years ago.

          zoran

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          • #6
            Originally posted by duke2 View Post
            A little sparse on the interior accessories, but nice lighting/composition!
            Thanks for the coment.
            We have a company policy of furnishing apartments which is kind of " minimalistic furniture layout should emphesize architecture itself" and I aggree with that. The other thing for most developers is not to overcrowd space because apartment would looks smaller.

            Zoran

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            • #7
              wow these are so clean!
              I think they are great - the quality & finish is superb well done.

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              • #8
                Suuuper nice job!
                Tim Nelson
                timnelson3d.com

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                • #9
                  the last three are particularly great
                  overall great work.
                  Dmitry Vinnik
                  Silhouette Images Inc.
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                  • #10
                    impressive pixel quality here.
                    i'm curious about the amount of post work...are those nearly straight renders ?

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                    • #11
                      Nice work Zoran. The reflective qualities in the interiors are really superb. The compositing in the exterior shot is nicely done as well. Thanks for sharing!!
                      John Pruden
                      Digital-X

                      www.digitalxmodels.com
                      3D Model Marketplace

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                      • #12
                        I like the last three a lot - great lighting and clean renders.
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                        • #13
                          very cool tests! I like second and interior so much
                          3d architectural visuals:

                          www.PandM-studio.com

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