Living Room

[kubbek]

Hi,
I wanted to share with you my last personal project. Modeled with Rhino 5 and Modo, rendered with V-Ray for Rhino. Models not created by myself are glasses from Flyingarchitecture, and the flower from designconnected, that I modified and placed in a new pot. Other models created mainly for this particular interior.
Cheers.

[renee81]

really really nice.I love the light in the first one in particular.

Renee

[kubbek]

Thank you, I'm glad you like

[mgibeault]

Very good.
Excellent lighting and materials.

[mcvltd]

Very nice indeed! Did you do any colour grading to the renders in post? The colours balance and saturation look great.

[kubbek]

Yes, the images were graded using photoshop with some adjustments and mixing layers. Raw redners looked like this one:

[mcvltd]

Interesting, thanks. The raw render looks great but the slight grading you've applied makes it even better. Do you have any tips for grading? Are there always certain colours you enhance or suppress - or do you go by gut-feel for each separate scene?

I love the steam from the cups too.

[kubbek]

Generaly I choose colour and mood for each scene/project but for interiors I often tend to lower greens and find somthing between orange/red/purple as main overall feel. I tweak every picture separately so it looks right to me.
Usualy I start with some levels and curves to firstly normalize colours and then give the scene the main overal look. In this project I also duplicated some separate channels to black and white layers and mixed them using soft light mode. Finaly I hand painted some ares in overlay/screen/multiplay layers to tweak some areas separately.
In general when I feel that some effect looks right than I lower opacity of that layer to 50% or lower, not to overdo that effect. Some layers in my composition have the opacity set lower than 10%.

[mcvltd]

Fantastic, thanks for the insight. I'll have to start playing with a few of my images and see what happens.

[kmlkarablt]

Really good render. Bravo!