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some renders from a scene i am working at.
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good, but a more interesting/full environment would be nice, currently it's a piece of earth floating in an athmosphere :)

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radiance wrote:good, but a more interesting/full environment would be nice, currently it's a piece of earth floating in an athmosphere :)

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that was my intention, the standard architecture vis are all the same so i was trying to do something a little bit different.
anyway, its easy to stretch the ground, so i could do another version...
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The first one ... I really like how it feel like a house on a sky floating island
I know tha it has been done to death .. But I never saw that type of subject rendered that gorgeously :-)
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thnx for the comments :D
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Heres a archviz i did a long time ago, it has the same ground thingy ;)

http://kruger.carbonmade.com/projects/2367991
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Rutrem wrote:
radiance wrote:good, but a more interesting/full environment would be nice, currently it's a piece of earth floating in an athmosphere :)
Radiance
that was my intention, the standard architecture vis are all the same so i was trying to do something a little bit different.
anyway, its easy to stretch the ground, so i could do another version...
This last one make me request... for orthogonal camera!
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Chris wrote:Heres a archviz i did a long time ago, it has the same ground thingy ;)

http://kruger.carbonmade.com/projects/2367991
nice :D
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