Simple Renderings Thread

[zeitmeister]

Thanks!
I am working for the automotive industry...

[Voytech]

Quick racetrack tire piles...

Beautiful. Most tracks use used tires, so they wouldn't have so much tread left but still, looks awesome.

[zeitmeister]

Yeah, I didn't model them...
they are just supposed to fill the background with detail in another rendering done with another renderer.

But I found them quite nice as I rendered them with Indigo just for fun...
thank you!

[Pibuz]

Another wip of mine. Exterior project this time!

[wlf_alex]

a good start.

[Pibuz]

Update. Hopefully, the final one is baking..

[zeitmeister]

Nice!
For the final version I would replace the lawn in the post with a real photo...

[Voytech]

Update. Hopefully, the final one is baking..

Excellent work. I would play a bit with the lighting though. The accent lights on the house seem too strong compared to daylight... maybe turn it into a twilight scene?

[Bosseye]

I expect Pibuz's client want daylight, its often easier to assess the architectural features in strong clear lighting. Clients often want the most un-stylish option sadly!

[CTZn]

I think Pibuz presented the job as a personal initiative Bosseye

Aye on the overexposed interior obviously, though graphically that's totally working for me.

Looking forward for the final one.

[tarikb]

Just playing with textures

[CTZn]

Just playing with textures

Nice lighting. The sofa looks unfairly flat at this distance, a few wrinles may help.

Fixed bump mapping, enhanced features underline. Made a big render.

[Polinalkrimizei]

Absolutely fascinating
reminds me of Jupiter somehow...

note to self: should have paid more attention during math class

[OnoSendai]

Just playing with textures

Nice lighting. The sofa looks unfairly flat at this distance, a few wrinles may help.

Fixed bump mapping, enhanced features underline. Made a big render.

Looks a bit more like stone than wood to me.

[CTZn]

Just playing with textures

Nice lighting. The sofa looks unfairly flat at this distance, a few wrinles may help.

Fixed bump mapping, enhanced features underline. Made a big render.

Looks a bit more like stone than wood to me.

Might be so, even though at close. I want to stress the fact that I'm more after a "shader model" than a specific essence (edit: the final material is meant to be designed by the user through UI controls. That part does not belong to me.).

In this regard all renders are featuring a somewhat esthecised(?) randomization.

The shader lacks grain, and crevices perhaps.