red Armchair

hi,

my first work (really ended) with fry

C&C are welcome

Wow!!

It's amazing! I Always say the same but...What else can I say? Congratulations!

I like the bump of the wall...It adds an effect of reality I think it's very important.

Thanks for posting.

P.S.:How long was this?

Very nice materials, and model of course
It would be nice if it was brighter

thanks

for the material of the wall and the armchair... it's just a... noise

the render time is 4h on a dual core 2.2ghz (but i think that with 3 hours would be also ok)

Stromberg90 wrote:
It would be nice if it was brighter

I have Slightly modified the tone mapping

Great rendering.
I particularly like the materials. So you used a noise as bump for that wall? Looks great!

Yes, it is.

A bit of blomm or glare and a great ambientation.

mr-mégot is an artist...Typical ambientation in his scenes.

Everyone has his own style...It's great.

Regards.

thank you for your comments



here a sceenprint of the texture wall



it's a very simple texture

A great detail from your part.

Maybe you think that it's simple but, if you look at your sample material scene, it's not easy detect the final and great effect of the bumpmap.

I liked so much that I'm gonna try to use it in my next scene. It's complex but I'm gonna try to integrate and take profit of your advice.

So...Thank you very much!

Regards.

jorari71 wrote:
Maybe you think that it's simple but, if you look at your sample material scene, it's not easy detect the final and great effect of the bumpmap.

it's the "magic touch" of fry

with a render in the "preview pop up" it give a good preview of the result.

The little preview window is enough for you?

I think I've got to go to the medic to make a revision of my eyes... In your scene could you appreciate this detail? Really?

I don't have so much luck as you...

See you later.

no no

i use the "open preview pop up" clik on the Magnifying glass on the left at the sample material

AAhhh...

I've understood you incorrectly...

Thanks for the simple explanation.

how did you get that bumpiness on the wall?, displacement map or just bump map?? great job

manec wrote:how did you get that bumpiness on the wall?, displacement map or just bump map?? great job

it's just a bump map