Interiors for Crown Paint company (RealtimeUK work),

Hello all!

At this time I would like to present latest job from RealtimeUK company, our goal was created photorealisitc interiors for Crown Paint company (www.crownpaint.co.uk). I was responsible for modeling/texturing/llighting and rendering.

I’ve been using 3ds max 9, Vray and photoshop for some postwork.

Please take a look on this two links to get more info about realtimeuk and recruitment info:

So, here are image’s:
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Hope you like it and your c&c are welcome as alwyas!

oh, btw - it’s my first post here so welcome everybody :)!

Many thanks,
Peter

Flawless

Flawless! You just raised the bar, thanks :rage:

Top notch work, I’m very impressed :shock:

Incredible attention to detail, top notch!

very good :smile:

I don’t like 'em!

(but maybe i’m just jealous…)

really nice work! everything looks really good

@Pionier

Those pic´s are amazing!

It´s always easier to criticizes the work of others than your own - so here goes :slight_smile:

1) I think the curtain looks a little CG because the shape is to “clean” especially on the lower part. With all that light coming through the window I would to think that the shadows in the curtain would not be that strong unless they are very thick/ heavy.

2) The outside environment is to saturated (yellowish) in the open part of the window.

3) The candle material could use some sss - it looks more like plastic.

I hope you read this as tiny tiny tiny critics because you did a very good job! The more I look at them the more I like them. At first I thought the bleeding on pic. 1, 2 and 3 were too strong but they are just spot on. The light in pic. 4 is just… wauw.

The wood material on the bed and furniture is very realistic - maybe you could share how you made that?

… and welcome to the forum!

Preisler

Seen these images around. Fantastic. I love the lighting and composition. Great work :slight_smile:

wow, please tell me the first three images are photos (particuraly the 3rd image) and you are just winding us up, agree with the candle and curtains as being just shy of perfect compared to rest of the work. Great endorsement for VRay (to the non belivers)

cheers,
Tom

great stuff…congrats…how did u do the rotation in the camera?
did u render with vray camera? or standrad max cam and fish eye lens?
or QTVR?

how did u achieve the rotation in flash?

would it be poss if u shared the technique briefly?

thank you

best regards

Awesome

(ps, vray, why cant i submit a reply shorter than 10 characters - sometimes one word is enough!)

Fantastic!

If I was going to be hyper critical then I’d say that the bump/texture on the blanket/sheet of the 4th shot is too strong (not the one with the diamond pattern, that is absolutely lovely). And I’m really not sold by the lighting in the ‘night’ scene, the blue/purple from the ambient light just seems a little overpowering IMO.

But that’s really nit picking Duncan Goodhew to be honest. :slight_smile:

Top Stuff!

o Hi Pionier

very good renders, model and lights, good luck!

p.s zajebiste renderki (i tak nie rozumieja).

to junior 3d:
why would u think “they dont understand” :slight_smile:

Very nice light settings, a lot of detail where needed. What was your vray setup, IR/LC/brute?

Hello people!

cheers for all feedback :slight_smile:

I’m glad that you like it so much and call it a ‘photo’, I agree with all critic’s about the candle and curtains, I just notice it when I finished this job so was no time to fix it :/,

all renders for Crown Paint website was render on v-ray spehrical camera, I can’t tell a lot about technique aspect except we split render on layers like GI, reflection, objectID, mask for GI etc so then we could change a colour of the walls on postproduction, include colour blending (GI) of this walls, but the all flash part was made by Code Computer Love (link )

on renders for print (this one I posted here) I didn’t use such a lot of layer, hmm I thnik I used LC + Brute Force and LC + IRR, I don’t remember on what interiors what technique I used to be honest…it was a few weeks ago, sorry

junior3d, elo elo a jednak rozumieja :stuck_out_tongue:

cheers,
peter

simply amaizing!!!

Great renders. Masterly “messed up” room arrangement (which is not an easy thing to do at all). I aggree with some minor crits for curtan and candle (which you should probably drop out in the next re-render)

Keep up the good work

Zoran

Very nice work!