Some recent works

[arqestevez1]

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[holmes1977]

WOW Brilliant. I'd like to move in.
Where did you get you furniture from?????

[arqestevez1]

hey holmes, thanks for passing by hehe, check out the panoramas :P
brother, the furtinure... some of them are from archive3d.net, some of them (the table of the last render for example) are made by me, and some others are from evermotion and from the 3d warehouse.
also for example, the furniture of the last two renders are from one of fernando's tutorials, actually, from that really cool interior training from about a couple of months ago
see you arround and thank you for you're comment. i'm glad you liked them :P

[nomeradona_cg]

wow another excellent set of render... whootwhoot.

[DCAULDWELL]

Great stuff - top notch renders. Is that a slight bloom effect on image 1?
Just needs a glimpse of an exterior in the 2nd and 3rd shots, but this is nitpicking!

David

[arqestevez1]

Hey dcauldwell... brother, thank you for your comment
first image has a flare effect... with a lot of post production hehe
you're right about the exterior in the other images. i'll try to improve them as soon as i get some free time

[fpedrogo]

Hi Omar
Those render are great!
Bienvenido abordo!

Saludos

[arqestevez1]

thank you fernando
see you around :P

[40th]

Nice job Omar!
I like the crispy look. It's great tot see how far you came, and how far you'll get.
1st image the hand-rail behind the glass is absent on the left side. Also the horizon line (where the sea meets the sky) should be much higher.
2nd image has the armchair on the left that's a bit low poly for a close up.
I like the illumination and especially the glass blocks- (you used a disp or just bump, with refraction?) well done!

[arqestevez1]

hey 40th, thanks for your comment.
as always, i´m tryng to improve, thank you very much for your advices.
the glass blocks are made with displacement. Fernando saved that vismat a while ago... hehe, i could'nt find it so i sort of figured it out again :P