Brooklyn Interior

[AbsenceGamedev]

Great scene!

[Tad]

PIMP!
I do a lot of interior arch viz rendering for my job, using 3dsmax and IRAY, and I have to admit i’m impressed!
I follow blender a lot in the back of my mind because I think it’s so cool that a free software can do so much.
Definitely nice to see the blender renderer cranking out such lush lighting.

My only crit would be that it’s lacking a little something to push it past pimp and into absolutely real territory.
I think it’s something about the edges. My eye just catches so many perfectly clean lines in the image that it tells me its cg.
I’m not sure the exact source but something to be more irregular about the images to make them look a bit more natural.

[sai143cool]

its very nice looking good i am interested in plants would you send me the link to me…and one more thing the pots are not exactly realistic looks like you didn’t give any concrete or plastic textures

[sharlybg]

Very realistic Bravo !

The pictures took from 3:30 to 4:30 render time on a single Titan X (which I thought would preform a bit better) for 4000 samples (except of top view which took 2000 samples)

i’m confusing about render time :

it is in minute or Hours. 3hr: 30 or 3mn: 30 scs

[Lowlande72d54]

Troll much ? laughing out loud [ spelled to meet minimum length requirements ]

@Ralmon Meril

It looks amazing. Though, I kinda feel bad that you placed the plants almost touching the radiator. That would kill them.

[beep]

Best blender archviz so far! Keep up a good work!

[Comm512]

Very nice renders!. I really like the DOF on the one with the books

[esimacio]

99 % Photorealistic

[bksbunnyhead]

wow…just wondering when i could do as gorgeous as yours.

[ArcHWiZ]

Just a beautiful image!

[MZGarmi]

How do you create your pillows? Do you use Blender?
I baught this secene for learning but i cant figure out how you create this awesome pillows.

[sundialsvc4]

Beautifully detailed and executed. I just wish that there was something to see outside that window, and that the interior colors were therefore not so white and nearly blown-out. (There just aren’t that many places in Brooklyn where you enjoy an unobstructed view of the sky . . .)

[csimeon]

@cekuhnen

Pretty stunning work,

I am curious if you could show the raw rendering to compare to the steps done in PSD.

@lechu

@cekuhnen: I’ll either cover the techniques in tutorial or just drop a gif sequence later in the thread.

That tutorial would be very interesting.
Special congratulations for the beautiful light especially. Did you say tutorial?

[edwardabah29]

realistic looking work. very very beautiful

[csimeon]

I’m impressed! excellent!

[blender_bert]

This is really amazing work. It looks very real! Well done.

[Stevegeorge]

@lechu"

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share with you my latest project done in Blender. It’s an interior scene I worked on in my free time for the past week where I tried to stress the Cycles a bit more and see the results.

The pictures took from 3:30 to 4:30 render time on a single Titan X (which I thought would preform a bit better) for 4000 samples (except of top view which took 2000 samples). I wasn’t using the denoise branch from lucas yet or any other walkarounds, just a standard Blender build and PT with some tweaks. Memory usage was kept below 4GB.

The pictures were saved as 32bit exr’s and later color corrected in Photoshop. I was also using direct and indirect glossy passes for enhancing the illumination and reflections.

For full resolution just open the pictures in a new browser tab.

All of the assets used for creating the interior are my chocofur models, simply appended to the scene without any modifications. If anyone would be interested in getting these or the scene itself they can be found here.

I hope you like it and I’d be more than happy to answer any questions you have.

“Really good work. Greenery is looking very realistic. Lightning is cool. Looking forward to more such kind of works from you”

[txyyss]

Amazing work. I like the fluffy rug!

[dnstech1973]

great work! looks realistic to me.

[Emrie]

So beautiful and inspiring work!