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Newgate thx bro!!! Heres a new render, the design was inspired in some images from the web, dont remember the architects who design it, just a practice.
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This is really, really nice. Your attention to detail makes a big difference.
Are the curtains vray 2 sided material? did you model or buy in the cushions - neat.
Do you think the wooden armchairs appear to be floating a bit?
Love it.
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David: curtains are not 2sided, cushins and every component are from the warehouse, thx for coments.Comment
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wow Teo, really sharp! Makes me question what's photo and what is modeled, really well done photomatching. My only crit would be that you could have darker shadows on the ground to match the adjacent buildings. Oh, and photoshop out that street sign
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Andy: thx for coment, i didnt understand your comment "you could have darker shadows on the ground to match the adjacent buildings." im lost in traslation bro can you explain this to me? and i totally agree i will ps the street sign it looks bad, thx for the advice.Comment
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Hi Teo - if you look at the ground directly in front of the garage on the left, there is a clearly defined shadow on the driveway. The building on the right also has a sharp shadow that the sun casts. Your building has no sharp shadow on the ground. Do you see what I mean? This may be something you are getting from using HDRI for lighting?Comment
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Oh ok i know what you mean bro, yes my shadows are softer cause i increase too much the sun size, btw the plants and the lot of the house are all 3D, so what i photomatch was the entire lot. thx for your advice bro i appreciated!Comment
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Another design for a client
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Our new project, design for a client.
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Our last design for client.
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One last interior view
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last interior rocks.. nice palette, nice design and nice render...Comment
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Thx Nomer.Comment
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New work, simple render.
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