Wonderful to see ongoing development on blendigo, big thanks!!

A good 5kg thanks to you !!

Very useful materials

Isn't there a medal of some sort we could give this guy (zurkdahool) ?
He definitely earned one, taking on this task

Looks like better days are coming...

I like it, the atmosphere and inviting warm cosy lighting makes it look and feel more real in a way... However the nr 1 giveaway in kitchen renders is the mandatory wine bottle and glasses.. This I'm really allergic against, in fact I'm having problem seeing a winebottle on a bench in my own kitchen...

Nice, but it seems your tv doesn't have the function for auto-adjusting light to environment

Offtopic the sofa seems to have to low-res texture?

A little bit off topic, and maybe the image isn't finished so I may be stepping
in the sallad here... but a tip anyway..

The board room picture could use a little bit more dynamics to the chairs, now
it seems to be an array of one chair.. this makes the image look very CG.

Anyway good work

Nice

This gives me flashbacks from an chinese oilrig i was once onboard doing a job

There's really superb simple interior renderings in this thread!!

Now I would really look forward to see some renderings in an
advanced interior thread.. that would be something..

Tjenare Oscar, bilen ser tjusig ut men håller med om att scenen känns lite tom. Tar resten på engelska ifall någon annan undrar ;) Do you still use the 2 rendering and comp i PS to get the shadow ? I have been away from indigo for a while so i just was wondering if there is any more refined method (...

Books are from turbosquid, but VERY disappointing... Most of them are modeled by me with a projected texture as a base. VERY long work... Here is a link to a guy sharing 400 lowpoly books under CC0 licenese, as in free to do what you like with them.. However its for blender and im not sure if there...

I like the interior, and its a nice colorbleed from chair.. But the floor looks too plastic with that high bump and glossiness.. (unless its supposed to do that)..

Hi ! If you take photos inside a room against a window with a real camera you get the same result.. either you get correct exposure for the room with windows too bright (blown out) or correct exposure for windows with room too dark.. One solution you can use is to make several exposures that capture...

Right now my 12"s is pumping: Diablo swing orchestras Balrog Boogie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsmAF9cVPm4

Godzilla wrote:

+1

Ok, take a hint , I guess the cold one is most preferred.

I was thinking the warm provides me a feeling of older photo...
But as Headroom says, the cold one provides a good balance...

Doesn't know why the poll didn't work.