kitchen table by Incarnadine
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My very first R8.5 render and my very first HDRI only based illumination image. I know there are still some artifacts but after a week of no renders due to machine rebuilds, I have got to push on with other ideas.
Comments and constructive crits are more than welcome. Thanks for looking!
Comments (13)
Jalen
wow..this image reminds me of my tea time days with my best friend..we use to sit n share each others happenings..im no expert but i'm impressed how all the different objects show reflections..excellent work Incarnadine!!!
kusanagi73
Oh, you make me jealous.
bigkahuna
Well, as a woodworker, I think the chair texture looks pretty good; if you made the grain on the tabletop all straight and increased the fine'grain', it would be a dead ringer for bamboo veneer. Everything else looks perfect to me!
LCGuy
Modeling is superb.. I think you prety much have this down pat and are developing your own style.. my only suggestion is to keep going!
jockc
I'm no expert but this looks fantastic to me!
loswl_
very cool c4d image, I love that program!!
Curious
great render XD
conanav
The design for the coin...is it something you made up or did you actually looked at a real coin? It is not really important but where i come from we use the same exact type of coin so i was just wondering...
Incarnadine
They are Canadian $1 (the gold one) and $2 (the bimetallic one).
allengraph
Wonderful work! wonderful render...great love the loonie and toonie too
TMGraphics
I like this HDR rendered image, would you mind sharing your scene settings and/or render settings on this piece?
richardson
It's quite a render...since you asked there is one thing. Your focal lenth has made a twist in the dof. Could be me as I'm a little twisted too. A little refraction on the wood sealer might break up the reflect so it's not so mirrorlike. This is the little stuff that takes it over the top, though. You'll be photographic in a short time!
susanmoses
'Your focal lenth has made a twist in the dof.'... I am wondering what richardson means by this?... also, I hear HDRI bandied about but don't know what that is either... so maybe that could be answered in Lesson No. 1... my only critique would be why the opaque gray material between the spindles on the 'Windsor' chair? Another excellent work of 'Realism'!