BordomProject by bobbystahr
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Well it has been a while but as i mentioned earlier my new 'main machine' is upstairs and offline,so i only get down here twice a day t check mail.as a fairly recent addition to the world of homeowners,it's taken me almost no time to want to totally redesign my reality and this render will likely be the first project.done completely in Imagine wih,sigh, a few image maps,but mostly procedurals.scanned some of the materials on the objects i built to keep it looking like it's gonna look...eh heh heh.
Comments (4)
Nice job :)
Looks neat, Bobby. (Wish my kitchen was that big, instead of a small box!) The view-point makes it look like it was taken from a CCTV.
Very nice scene! Here is my "Helpful" comment : The only things I don't like are the black areas, near the floor : On the armchair, under the table, door side, beside the oven. We need more light at these place, maybe ambient or fill-in.
Kevin...it's actually smaller(10'x15')than it looks...camera angle adjusted t get the whole island table in,tho smaller here in the wild wild west is likely HUGE in terms o british sized rooms if the old photos of a friend's house in MuswellHills is representative.Manuel....sigh i know...all the lights were originally full SoftShadow,but i wanted exterme AA so i sacrificed iterations on the softshadow(set to 23 instead of the default)and the lovely grey shadows went away with the "jaggies". As always, 3D is often a trade off depending on what you want to see,..in this case the kitchen layout with the new island table was most important as i showed it to my cabinet maker pal so he could give me a quote and he didn't notice the "black" unreal shadowing...lol....when i finish building the rest of my current furniture i plan on doing a series of stills as a static walk thru...for planning future renos on this old house,which i'll post here,and i'll get the lighting "up to snuff" for those....thanx for the comments