Mucky Study by esper77

3D Studio Max • (none) • posted on Jun 22, 2005

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Rendered with Vray. All objects modeled by me except for the tree which is from Xfrog Textures are from the World Matters texture library Thanks for looking! Jason

Comments (20)

Gwendolan 7:15AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

this is awesom! thnx for sharing! The Lightening looks absolutely realistic!

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Styxx 7:48AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Great dirty look! Fantastic work!

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Sekadhar 8:17AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Absolutely fantastic work! Excellent done!*****!

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Dragontales 9:38AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Fantastic!! i especially love the subtle light coming in the window on the right.

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Thulkar 12:14PM | Wed, 22 June 2005

great ! I love those realistics textures !!

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Fogge 3:45PM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Fantastic textures and scene. Excellent work!

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Irish 4:04PM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Outstanding art work and terrific modelling! Bravo!

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sittingblue 11:17PM | Wed, 22 June 2005

It looks very realistic... fantastic artwork.

cynlee 2:05AM | Thu, 23 June 2005

this is one of my favorites from you now! luv the textures, colors, details.. very realistic!! :]

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BGHart 5:15AM | Thu, 23 June 2005

Excellent piece of realism, Jason. Love the textures too. Bravo!

Margit1 1:03PM | Thu, 23 June 2005

Outstanding image, Jason! Very beautiful and realistic textures and excellent modeling! Love the light ... Wonderful artwork!

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esper77 1:37PM | Thu, 23 June 2005

Thanks for your comments everyone. :)

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crocodilian 5:45PM | Thu, 23 June 2005

small detail: break up the wood grain in the cabinetry for a more realistic appearance. Although carpenters work to match grains, they don't carry over seamless from the frame to the door panel they way they do here (in the cabinet on the upper right) But that suggestion shouldn't be taken as a criticism, this is a very fine piece of work!

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Silgrin 8:42AM | Fri, 24 June 2005

This is what I was seeking for! A great example of interior lighting. Pity it`s not form Cinema:) But maybe some suggestion how is it lit? Apart from these two windows, of course:)

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