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I love the flooring which is similar to what I have in my home, The proportions on the right where the wall meets the floor seem to be off a bit but I know its something that you'll fix. Overall the work is good! the shading, light everything looks nice, its good.
Fri, Mar 11th at 08:20am (3 years ago)
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the best kind of boner.
Fri, Mar 11th at 12:42am (3 years ago)
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floor seems slanted but that is probably just an illusion.
Fri, Mar 11th at 12:59am (3 years ago)
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great study, but it looks like it wasn't originally meant to be a wallpaper and you just tacked on the wall to get the ratio right. fantastic renderings, as always, i just think the composition could have been a little stronger. keep 'em coming :]
Fri, Mar 11th at 01:07am (3 years ago)
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this totally reminds me of my flat bedroom in the summer!
Fri, Mar 11th at 04:01am (3 years ago)
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the light reflecting on the ceiling and walls shows strong attention to detail and looks great. looks like theres a tad bit of seperation between the protruding corner and the floor. The 1/3 of space on the left makes a nice frame, especially for a wall. good stuff.
Fri, Mar 11th at 09:38am (3 years ago)
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you've really got the lighting down to a fine art. very nice!
Fri, Mar 11th at 11:50am (3 years ago)
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the wall in the middle edge seems to be hovering a little bit above the floor since there is a tad of light on the floor that shouldn't be there (at least I have that impression). I must say I like those kind of renders by you, they are quite calm and stylish - I haven't found one I _personally liked regarding composition though, this is no exeption.
Fri, Mar 11th at 12:41pm (3 years ago)
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this is a good boner. I think if this included a focal point. like maybe a naked woman lying on the cold hardwood floor. that would be better.
Fri, Mar 11th at 02:14pm (3 years ago)
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I really hope you continue with these kind of renders and studies. I love the lighting and the wood, you are getting awesome at the textures and light. Keep these up!
Fri, Mar 11th at 06:09pm (3 years ago)
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this is really good as always! but not as good as some other relativly recent ones you've made.
Mon, Mar 14th at 08:50pm (3 years ago)
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I WANT TO SEE YOUR WEBSITE!
Wed, Mar 23rd at 12:48am (3 years ago)
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Dually action! Great work as always.
Fri, Apr 15th at 12:31pm (3 years ago)
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using it since it's been uploaded. made my friends using it, too. please submit more and more work!
Thu, Jun 2nd at 04:40pm (3 years ago)
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beautiful lighting. props.
Wed, Apr 18th at 04:26pm (1 year ago)
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mirror or pixel stretch left side for dual vga boner. akka: yes, it was never really intended to be a wall, just messing around and decided it looked doable. The layout is actually taken from a built home. http://www.gypsyspacemuffin.com/dually.p
ng this "gap" between the wall and floor people are mentioning does not exist; it's light bouncing from floor to wall, the polygons actually meet and cross. All corners are exactly 90 degrees, as these are just simple boxes, so everything is indeed square. Don't want to be picky, but the assumption that I can't create squared corners and planes that cross in a modern 3d app is the same as assuming that I'm retarded.:) And any details that shadows create are a testament to the raytracer coder's skills, not mine.