Servantsroom by Svenart

Lightwave • Historical • posted on Aug 10, 2006

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Description

I did this image using some photos from the rooms of Castle Neuschwanstein (Bavaria, Germany) as reference. Rendered with 3 Arealights, no Radiosity. Rendertime was about 20minutes. Hope you like it, thanks for viewing.

Comments (17)

alchimia

4:16PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

the roof may by like spanies-desk ect bavarian-super !!greetings from germany www.alchimia.de

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kenwas

4:22PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

The table and stair textures are great Sven!

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kjer_99

5:00PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

Very realistic! I especially like the texturing of the chairs and table.

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4pack

5:12PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

Lovely lighting and textures*!

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sparrownightmare

5:14PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

Great work. I can never get wood that realistic. What's your secret? :)

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RaysOfLight

9:29PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

20 minutes rendertime? for that? that's insane... it looks VERY impressive and, as always, your texture-work leaves me speechless :)

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Syrup

11:39PM | Thu, 10 August 2006

No need to hope people will like this.A beautiful job! :B eaver !

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steve100

2:33AM | Fri, 11 August 2006

Great work indeed, well done.

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Svenart

6:09AM | Fri, 11 August 2006

thanks for all the comments. For the woodtextures Im using several slightly changed wood images, diffuse on 75, specular 70, glossiness 45, a gradient (incidence angle, 0-20%) on the reflection channel and some bumpmapping do make the reflections softer. There is a very useful tutorial at http://www.the-worms-of-art.com/Tutorials/ (choose: Mr Fresnel - All You Need to Know!) for working with reflections and creating a fresnel-effect.

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Silgrin

9:35AM | Fri, 11 August 2006

Excellent wood of the chairs!! Like sparrownightmare, Im amazed with that. I always have problems with realistic wood [in Blender and C4D]. Also the light is great as for 3 Radiosity-free areas. But the darker wall and ceiling woods seem to be a bit too specular as for me. The chair wood looks simply perfect... And it sets extremely high requirements for everything else:) No, no, no, I just cant believe in these chairs:<

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heartnsoul

4:08PM | Fri, 11 August 2006

Well you did a phenominal job!! The table and chairs and the candelabra look authentic. This is reminicent of some of the rooms I saw at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The wood panels are from floor to ceiling, and the ceiling is of wood panels. They have mural of inlaid wood throughout. Each panel a hidden one for a bookcase, closet, etc. The craftsmanship is outstanding. I do enjoy the way you pay attention to detail. The bookcase in the back with the knick knacks on the shelves. A true viewing pleasure! :) Michelle

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