Kitchen by lyron

Blender3D • Architecture • posted on Aug 03, 2009

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I would have liked to cook something to celebrate my 100th image, but when I enter in the kitchen this is what I see and you can guess the result. But I promise that before the 200th image I'll cook something or not we will see. Thanks you all.

modeled with Blender, rendered with yafaray

Comments (135)

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anahata.c

2:54AM | Wed, 19 August 2009

OMG! I know I'm late to everyone's galleries, but how did I miss your 100th??? I'm so sorry! I mean, even if I'm days behind, I try to get to the big ones (100, 200, 500, 1000...) Well, better late than never. And Javier, you couldn't have done a more enticing image. I never knew how artists did architectural pieces in Blender & other software, but this is beautiful. And the 'fish eye' view is quite expressive. I love the tiles, I love the textures of the floor, I love the look of the cabinets & those open shelves with the little balistrades...it's a really fine design. (I wonder if your real kitchen looks like this!) And that little window on the right, with all the reflections, is really fascinating; and the ceiling light is a perfect neon or fluorescent light. A fine design Javier, fun & creative, and it shows all your skills too. Congratulations on 100—you have an amazingly creative gallery, with everything from vast pre-time landscapes to your fractals, to your space visions, to your architectural visions & on and on. Even though I'm late to almost everyone these days, it's always a pleasure to come here. I wish you many more uploads! You have much to be happy with. And this is a fine architectural design—and next time, yeah, put out some food! Then we can all have a small meal with you!

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