a Modern-Classic house proposal project in Singapore
Design by : Yenti Amelia
Render with Cycles with 1500 samples.
a Modern-Classic house proposal project in Singapore
Design by : Yenti Amelia
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Dayum, that’s a nice carpet you got there
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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend 
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Incredible!
Wonder how those small windows show that much light inside 
Stunning man, great color balance.
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I was wandering about the light setup as well.
Great image.
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For the environment lighting I used only HDRI from PG Skies+ portal light from the windows.
Then I tried to put many artificial light 1 by 1 from foreground to background to make sure every light not overbright.
This is the order how I put it.
- Plane light on the elephant decoration
- Emission material on hanging lamp in the middle
- Floor lamp on the background to give rim light effect on the chair
- Emission material on table lamp
- and IES light on every ceilling light
That’s all, if you have more question you can DM me via instagram to get fast response @remiaang.
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Apart from some splotches on the ceiling/walls it looks great! Love that carpet being wrinkled and the overal mood of the place. The central table looks sits maybe a bit close to the main seat, but the room looks very cosy. Good job at decorating the place.
You can read more about this work on BlenderNation:
Hi Remitriadi, i am so exciting to find you share your art work and the render is so amazing. And i happend to stuck in lighting problems when i saw you sharing your lighting setup which help me a lot!
Do you have any advice on how to make lighting better and realistic? i have a interior scence without any window. which mean i cannot use HDRI lighitng and it make my scene look really fake…
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Hmm, I’m struggling to with scene that has no natural light. My Advice: if the scene depends on artificial light, whenever you make a spot light in 1 place, dont just put 1. the lighting will look fake because it’s has no rich GI(in this case the shadow on the floor has only single cast shadow from 1 spotlight), try to combine spot+rectangle light with a bit rotation differencies so the soft shadow on the floor look rich. But I found it hard too when it come to the dark scene.
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that sounds good,
And for some ceiling lightings, do you prefer using spotlight or area lighting?
and could you show some examples of “combine spot+rectangle light with a bit rotation differencies” it’s hard to imagine it.
Thanks!