you got some talent! I love the footprints! How long did it take you? The mantel seems to be a little off, but everything else is spot-on, so I am sure it looks exactly like you want.
absolutely amazing ! and great attention to detail.
Lighting, modelling and materials are spot on.
The only crit is the fire. It doesn´t look that good, and there should be some light inside the fireplace too.
But that´s nitpicking…
Stunning display of skills. Extremely well done. It is this rare combination of a picture that works both in its most minute parts and as a whole. You got both the tree and the forest picture-perfect, so to speak!
If I had to choose, though, I too would pick the day image (there is something strange happening to your grass plants and the desk lamp in the night images).
Very nice.
looks sick. Love the wood and metal feel.
Awesome images, the timber and metal textures are fantastic, oh and the leather lounge.
The only think I would say is the night/dusk images lighting balance looks a bit off - the light of the fire doesn’t seem to light the inside of the fireplace, but hey awesome no mater what.
Cheers
Fantastic work! Love the dust on the floor ! Just the nigh (dusk) scene I think exterior should be a bit darker. Did you use IR or LC+BF ?
Wonderful!!
The only critcs concerned about the images with fire…I don’t speak about fire but it should be better to do a specific lighting, now it seems you only darkned the first images and from my POV it doesn’t work well… after this beautiful…beautiful…beautiful…
Hi 
I am not sure about how much it took. Probably it took about 2 weeks(but only in free time) apart from work and family. In fact, before ending this project, I had 2 tight and heavy deadlines which I had to work day and night without having time for this project. When I returned, I felt I lost my focus and interest and decide to publish as it is and move on to a new one.
Thank you.
I agree. Honestly speaking fire and the dusk image is a last minute image made for fun. It is a fake image created from the daylight render but not a new one. Actually there is lighting falling inside fireplace but there is the soot cause by the fume.
Hi Bertrand, I am very happy to hear such nice comments from you, one of my favorite artists :). I enjoy your works extremely. Yes you are right about the night version. It happened because it is a very fast, last minute conversion from the day image.
Thanks.
Well I was trying to give the sooting effect but seems that I am a bit off at this point because this is one of the main things that distracts everyone.
Thanks a lot.
I used the IM+LC.
Well this one was that painful scene, I was making all the tests and struggling through bugs and trying to understand about the new behavior of the DMC sampler. BF+LC was causing my reflections very dark and very noisy renders.
Thank you. You are very right about your comment.
Thanks a lot everyone for sharing your crits and your valuable feedback.
It helps me a lot and I learn very much from you.
Best Wishes
excellent renderings, lighting is great as well as shaders but details that you have there is really makes the renderings looks very natural like a real photo
the orientation of the wood (door, furniture), is perfect, the dust on the floor make them even more realistic…architects(myself included) want super clean rendering (no dirt, dust ,etc), It takes out the main focus of residential design. (people).
Fernando
… your work is getting better and better all the time. hats off
love it!! great work Pixela!
Thank you very much 
Fantastic work! Materials are top notch.
As always it’s a conscientious and great work like your other works.But there is a problem about outdoor windows and chairs.It’s seems like there is aliasing problem.It is point it out because your work well done.
Soryy for my terrible eng.
AvisGrafik
Thanks a lot Tolgahan
Yes I had that alias problem and couldn’t solve it in an acceptable no mater what I tried with clamp output and subpixel settings.
yep i have this problem as well :-/// this is something vray should be able to overcome somehow in the future…maybe a point for the wishlist
great set of images, I really like them. as already said, the night shot may need some little more work, but I understand the project revolves around the day one. what really caught my eye in the night one, apart from the fireplace, is the underexposed, grey sky outside the window. it may only take as small a change as a real evening picture as backdrop, to make it work as well as the day image.
quite apart from that, impressive display of talent there
