Hi,
Here is an almost final detail of the WIP I posted a few weeks ago. C&C are welcome. :):
wow, thats looking awesome. So how are you liking vray?
Thanks Percy. I’m liking VRay more and more. 
Great stuff. Is this just for yourself, or did you manage to hook your client on the vray look?
Looks very good Fran!
I think you have a very good grasp of vray already. My only comment would be: is the surround on the glass, metal or painted grey? The glass looks excellent by the way.
It looks to me that you are coming very close to the look you were getting with radiosty. Which is a good thing, in my opinion. I’m not a big fan of the hard, overly bright renders that alot of people seem to be trying to do these days. I prefer you style much more.
Tony
very nice Fran…glad to see you’re coming to grips w/ vray…
I agree w/ tony…I like the subtle/soft lighting of this one…
paul.
Thanks everyone.
Tim - yes this is for the client.
Tony - the mullion is gray. Looks like it’s got some GI artifacts. The only photoshop work I did was to add the watermark and fix some floating furniture.
Hi,
Amazing work like always. Like that image on the wall. Nice work.
You are one of the persons whos works are always inspirational for me others being Natty, Pixelmustdie, Kippu(a very good friend.) and many more.
Brilliant Lights. Those greens chairs are blending nice.
hey francis…
great work!!! congrats…
Frances,
The image has an excellent dynamic range. I like it very much. This is not Vray; it is Frances using Vray. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to
see more of your work.
Ismael
Looks great!!!
especially the green milky glass in the front - WOW!
Damn … i missed this one … very nice job Fran .. well done 
Very nice Fran. One thing I find a bit distracting is the sunny spot in the front. It takes much attention. If I cover it with my hand, the picture looks better
I disagree. i think the sun spot is one of the reasons its so realistic. Face it, the sun does that. Now if you dont want it there for various reasons, then itll look fine without it, but I still think it should stay.
Super i like it well done Frances
Looking really amazing Linda :!: All of the materials look right on. Your clients are getting cinema quality work. I hope they pay you good.
--Jon
:shock:
Well done. The glass and the thermos are realy amazing.
Marc
That pollock doesn’t look like a painting and I suppose that must be bigger too. I’m not sure.
Great lighting.
8)
Thanks everyone for your kind and constructive comments.
In a way, I agree with Gijs about the sunlight and I have been undecided about whether to use direct sunlight or not. But maybe if the source was apparent it wouldn’t be distracting. This is just a crop render of the overall scene, so you can’t see where it’s coming from.
As for the Jackson Pollack, the original size of the work would not have “fit” in the space, but I admired the color palette and thought it was “fitting” for the space. 8)
overall looking very nice Fran
-dave