URBAN

Hi guys, finally i’m finished my last interior ;D It’s called URBAN and i made it for my own pleasure :wink: I hope you like it ;D

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wooow… it looks really cool 8)

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Great work Alex!
Congrats

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naistina e stanalo dobre:) pozdravleniq

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It looks great, but it’s possible to see some shots in wire frame???
Did you have modelled all the furniture???
;D

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That is beautiful. I like everything except the city backdrop. I just think its maybe zoomed in too far or the image is a low resolution or something because its just not as clear as the rest of the image. The daylight images look alot better in that sense but I love the lighting and everything in the night time.

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Great work alex…fantastic images :wink:

or should I say amazing!!! eheheh

keep sending

best

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Terrific, love the lighting!

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Hi Alexander

This is GREAT WORK.

For fun???

Can you show more details? wireframe??
How did you managed to make the textures so nice?

Would like to learn some tips from you

Thanks
Sergio

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Best ever!
How did you model those sofas?

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Нi guys, thanks for praises :slight_smile: Ofcoarse not of all models in scene are modeled by me. I’ve made this project, every day after work and i did’nt have sufficient time to model all of objects :wink: The accent here, are not concrete models - they are just a part of common composition. My basic purpose was to reproduce the “urban” feeling. I hope that i make it ;D I wish specially thanks to Damien and Micha for the great support :wink:

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Sofas are archmodels?

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How did you manage to make the carpet look so awesome?

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Hi, there’s nothing special. I’ve made carpet with displacement (extra fine Edge Lenght) By default Edge Lenght is 4pix, my is 0.7pix :wink:

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so cool man.. congratulations. i would like to have a place like that

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Very good work, looks quite good!

Some little comments for improvements:

The background image looks a little bit wrong. It’s not easy to say why. I suppose so the lens length of the background image isn’t the same like for the rendering. The interior could be rendered with a wide angle lens and the background looks like shot with a tele lens. Also the horicon line of rendering and background could be not the same.

Also I have the feeling the DOF effect isn’t complete rendered and some blur is add per postwork. At some parts it looks like to much blur at the background and at the first image you seems to blur the skycrapper at the lower window view, but not at the upper window view.

And the carpet show a large repeating pattern.

Once more :wink: - why is there a 10cm gap in the one couch? I have the feeling, this gap should be wider or not there.