à Ditte

[BBB3]

Here is a little hommage to Ditte Isager, inspired from her work on Stable Acre, a barn renovation by David Kohn Architects.

The modelling was done in my spare time, mainly in Max with a little help from Marvelous Designer, GrowFX and ZBrush.

Very grateful for any feedback. You can head over here to see more shots from this series.

[prateekvishwa]

wow fantastic!! I liked 3rd one the most. I can see you doing really really good stuff with Marvelous Designer! superb work, m inspired with your image as usual.

[CA Portugal]

Great work once again! You are mastering cloth so well! Gotta try Marvelous Designer. Is it easy to learn? Hard to master?

Cheers

[pixela]

You never stop to amaze me!
I am fan of watching details on your images. Is like you weave every pixel of your images
Very inspiring images. It was a great start for the week on Monday.
Congratulations!

[rivoli]

It was a great start for the week on Monday.

it was indeed outstanding piece of work, that's quality.

[Bpositive]

Saw your post on ronenbekerman. They are fantastic as usual

[pailhead]

Wow, you've got spare time

[lukx]

Bertrand strikes again

[simmsimaging]

Awesome. I think I like the 4th one best. Fantastic realism of course, and nicely styled shots.

[PIXELBOX_SRO]

great stuff as always Bertrand!!!....i think i should save this line and just copy and paste everytime you post
shot No. 4 and 5 are my favourite.

i think the detail where wall meets the floor could use some more detail, possibly dirt or some iregularities...this is evident on shot number 5 only though.....and its only nit picking

Keep up the great work

I think everyone wishes to lay hands on your computer by this time already....id buy a reinforced entrance door if i were you

[tolgahan]

Bertrand , perfect lighting and precise modelling make your results look so smooth and realistic.your cloth modeling is awesome.

[s0real]

perfection.

[rmejia]

Stunning work, only small crit would be the last pic where the brick wall meets the floor seems to perfect or perhaps that the brick should be higher? small nit pick, because everything else looks amazing

[voltron7]

Fantastic images, again! Nice soft feel to the lighting...

[BBB3]

Thanks guys for the kind feedback. Very glad you like these. And thanks for the comments too. You're right about the brick line in the last image. A pretty bad oversight that one.