Living Room Suite by bobbystahr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
From a Sharecg model. Took 41 hours to render in TC2 Full.
Comment welcome

Comments (11)
Very well rendered and composed image 41 hours is a very big time, some mine images have need more of a week time of render !!
Super image. I do not feel so bad about Bryce taking a long time with my images now.
Thanks Dan....I should try this in Bryce then as a control...Guess it's time to install Bryce on my new machine eh.
Excellent work Bobby,nice composition and lighting.Can't quite understand why the rendering time was so long for a 1600*900.
Thanks...well 5 area lights and 7 glass objects may give a clue. The area surrounding and including the table and contents took 16 hours all by itself. Was the last area to finish rendering.
Well done.
Thank you
Amazing Rendered Well Worth the Time!!!! Excellent Work!!!
Thanks, and you bet it was...
rendering time worthwhile
thanks and yes indeed.
Very realistic lighting & atmosphere! I like it!
Thanks Doc
This turned out really well, Bobby. (still think you need a decorator though ;-))))
Pretty cool room. I would make that back wall all doors that open to allow the entire opening walk out space!! Easy with a engineered header. I do this for my work!! Thanks for the visit to my last images. Good to see you still hangin in there.!
Thanks man..it was a benchmark scene for testing my new confuser or I may have opened the doors. Heh heh heh I re tired but just go faster on these new tires so I imaginge you'll continue to see periodic renders from me and comments whenever you post a one of your cool captures.
I'm a wee bit late seeing your pic, but I do like the composition and the use of colour to direct the eye. The white areas serve to direct the eyes, but everything is interesting and often poses questions which is no bad thing.
the quality is showing big time
Thanks Richard and good stuff often takes a while.