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Pikadili89's projects

Post by Pikadili89 » Sat Sep 16, 2017 1:33 am

Hello guys, since I accidentally bumped into Bubs rendering thread, I am reposting my latest render and will use this thread from now on! Please, feel free to shoot any critics and comments!

Cheers!
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Post by Pibuz » Sat Sep 16, 2017 2:52 am

Wonderful!

I especially like the second one, so full of objects!

Are you using sketchup? Do you have some tricks to share tu manage such a number of polygons? :lol:

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Post by Pikadili89 » Sat Sep 16, 2017 4:23 am

Thanks Pibuz!

Well yes, my models are usually extremely heavy but I use a lot of layers in order to make the modeling and working in it a lot easier, for example "details", "cars", "trees", "bushes" etc. But I also have a beast of a computer. :D

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Post by Oscar J » Sat Sep 16, 2017 6:55 am

Really good renders, especially the latter two. Well done!

I feel like some of those wood materials need a little more structure. The light patch in the roof from that floor lamp has a slightly funny look to it, like there's a greenish edge to it.

What render settings did you use? GPU?

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Post by Pikadili89 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 12:06 am

Thanks Oscar,

you really have eye for details lol! That greenish effect is due to reflection of inside construction of the lamp which is black/dark green metal. :) Many of my colleagues told me that they wind that light circle a bit wierd as well hahahaha

No, I did not use GPU, I used CPU with exit portals, I am waiting for Indigo 4 final release and then will switch to using GPU, don't blame its just my own weird principles :D

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Post by Lal-O » Sat Sep 30, 2017 6:30 am

Nice work man !!!

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Post by tarikb » Wed Oct 04, 2017 8:18 pm

Very nice renders and very good enterier design :)
What material for curtain did you use.

Svaka cast, napredujes :)
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Post by Pikadili89 » Thu Oct 12, 2017 5:00 am

E hvala brate! :)
Za zavesu koristim simple thin material. Od sada taj materijal koristim i za biljke, nekako mi je najadekvatniji i najlakse podesavam transparentnost i sve. :)

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Post by Cizme » Fri Oct 13, 2017 1:16 am

Awesome work

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Post by Pikadili89 » Tue Oct 31, 2017 10:00 pm

Hi again guys, here are some renders that are about 1.5 years old. I forgot to upload them so here they are. As always, comments and critics are welcome! Here is the website of restaurant as well so you can compare initial renders with executed project! http://www.vlv.life/singapore/gallery

Cheers! :)
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Restaurant and night club in Singapore - Water court.jpg
Restaurant and night club in Singapore - Riverside restaurant.jpg
Restaurant and night club in Singapore - Fire court.jpg
Restaurant and night club in Singapore - Disco.jpg
Restaurant and night club in Singapore  - Central dinning.jpg

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Post by Oscar J » Wed Nov 01, 2017 7:46 am

I really like the "disco" shot :)

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Post by Pikadili89 » Sun Nov 05, 2017 1:38 pm

Here are the exterior renders of house in Sidney. This is one of my latest projects and it is reconstruction of existing house. Client asked for facade and pool area modernization. I was asked to give concept of modern and cubic design withing gray and white color scheme. Hope you like what you see!

I would really love to hear critics of top Indigo users about this renders and some advises how to get more photo realistic renders, since these are the best I produced so far!

Cheers!
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Re: Pikadili89's projects

Post by Oscar J » Mon Nov 06, 2017 12:55 am

Very nice! :)

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Post by Oscar J » Sat Nov 11, 2017 6:35 am

Sorry you didn't get the feedback you wanted.

I think your renders are technically pretty great, even though I see a couple of tiled textures.

Some of the renders seem to lack a little expression. The colour balance is somhow a little sterile and gloomy for a sunny place like this. Maybe I went overboard with this edit, but hopefully I get the point across.

Some of the built-in LUTs in Photoshop or Nik Collection (free) can sometimes be just what a render needs IMO.
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Re: Pikadili89's projects

Post by pavoda » Sun Nov 12, 2017 4:05 am

Oscar J wrote:Sorry you didn't get the feedback you wanted.

I think your renders are technically pretty great, even though I see a couple of tiled textures.

Some of the renders seem to lack a little expression. The colour balance is somhow a little sterile and gloomy for a sunny place like this. Maybe I went overboard with this edit, but hopefully I get the point across.

Some of the built-in LUTs in Photoshop or Nik Collection (free) can sometimes be just what a render needs IMO.
Hi Oscar, can you descripe, how do you exactly edit this image? I like your postproduction very much. :)
(thx for tip to Nik Collection, it seems very powerfull)

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