HI everyone, it’s the first time i post here and i’ve got timor to do it, 'caise i’m impressed from the qulity of some render around there.
The image is finished, but C&C are welcome for the future.
Thanks Valerio
u know its very good one of the best if this isnt not the best
very nice 
i like very much the light and the reflection.
could you please post some detail about?
uburubu
Amazing image! 
Congrats,
Gonçalo
very good job 
i like the wall with concrete changed for the electricity
good night
Vince
looks great!!
as vince, I like the dirty/remodeled walls as well as your porcelain for the sink and stainless steel for the trash can…nice detailing…
what’s your lighting setup??
one thing - it’s odd to see a de stele (didn’t spell that right ) chair in a bathroom…just a couriousity
I also like your camera angle…
paul.
Welcome…and damn!!
Great work!
Nice image!
ps: Are you valerio from fr forum?
great image!
a window frame looks too simple, maybe you should add some detail?
This work rocks!!
compliments
Neo
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Hi guys, really happy to see that you like it!
I think that the gratest “errors” or “pity” on this image are above all the lack of details on the window, so Shuriln i agree with you!!!
In fact this is not a work and started initially as an Archietctural Desktop exercise, then i’ve seen a forniture advertising an a newspaper and then i changed my goal, not more an ADT exercise, but also a Vray test to try to have a good render.
Illumination is really simple: i used a Vraylight at every window (there’s another one behind the camera). The texturing is made using a tablet Wacom, layering some photographic images in very high resulution (for exemple 2000 at 400dpi!!!). You can grab the photo from www.animax.it: you can buy the collection ord download it for free.
Each wall textures is approx 4000x4000 pixels and the PSD file is approx 130 MB (before compression in Jpg)…
What more…
Ah jeah, i used Vray Displacement for the wood floor…
If you need some more info…ask!
Thanks
Valerio
very nice, just one ting disturbs me… the chair! It looks to much like a standart computer chair… (I know it’s art)
regards,
robert
outstanding! great texture work!
The only thing I might suggest is bluring the building perceivable through the window (dof) to provide a better feeling of depht…
but thats just a minor issue!
marc
Its one of the best man, i love your picture keep it coming.
Your porcelain and stainless materials are very good would you mind sharing your parameters/set-up?
Thanks
@ Flipside: i’m! eheheheh
@Anguel: sonn i’ll share my setting here…ok?
@Marc: it’s true, i gave dof, but not so much!
@3dform: The chair is the Rietveld one and is also exposed at Moma in NY.
i put this chair 'cause i love it, and also to make contrast between the old room and modern, according to the new forniture.
bath forniture is made in Poly-modeling using blueprint: you can see real models at
www.galassiacer.it model sa02. They are amazing bath forniture.
Valerio
There’s been so much great arch work posted here that I stopped commenting-till now. Damn, do I like your work! That’s my idea of
absolutely beautiful- right down to the camera posistion.
Peter
Compliments,
Great work!!!
great texturing, great lighting!!
Marco