Stilleben by brain1969
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
aus Tea Haus ... from Renderhub

Comments (18)
Very nice!
Thank you so much ... i think you will like the Environment when i send to it you
Great ArtWork!!!
Thank you so much
Well done, ımpressive environment..
Thanks a 1000times
..perfect photo realistic scene and excellent pov and textures
Thank you so much for that wonderful comment
Fantastic work!
Thank you very much
Very nice fractal, I love this texture that is out of the ordinary.
yes with a prism maybe could be a fractal
Beautiful image! I love the light and shadow here.
Thanks a lot
Great looking textures and accoutrements for the tea house, If you have time, look at some of the work by Shoji Hamada, the famed Japanese potter for a more traditional take on pottery
Thanks a lot ... i take a look at Shoji Hamada
Remarquable !!
Merci Monique
Looking good my friend, I hope you are well :)
Hi, i am feel fantastic ... thanks a lot - you too?
Gorgeous clarity and style here! Lovely work!
Thanks a lot
very good work Franz
Thanks a lot ... you will get it soon
Biste nun auch in China gelandet? Schaut aber super toll aus! (Du weisst ja daß meine Liebe zu diesem Land sich in Grenzen hält)!
Eher Japan als China ... aber danke für das Kompliment für das Projekt liebe Ute
Elegant still life
Thank you very much
A fantastic still life, right down to the awesome embers in the Hibachi. Very fine work.
Thanks
Nice atmosphere
Thank you, one of my newest environments
Great work.
Thank you very much
in your gallery you have some great images that showcase shadow play, which you're quite good at doing, btw... i love the calmness of this, the interplay of light/shadow and the simplicity of this render [simplicity meaning uncluttered, not overly busy and beautifully focused] often times it is this kind of image that is the most complex to do well because there is not so much to distract the eye - great job here :))
Thank you so much, yes sometimes reduce is just better and I had put so much work into the assets that they deserved to be rendered alone!