Cozy attic bedroom

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Trying to reproduce photos in 3D.
This time it is a lovely cozy attic bedroom by Hannas Änglar.

attic_006_left_side
attic_006_left_side1080×1240 313 KB

attic_005_left_front
attic_005_left_front1080×1240 358 KB

attic_004_left_closeup
attic_004_left_closeup1440×1080 290 KB

attic_003_right
attic_003_right1440×1080 294 KB

attic_002_front
attic_002_front1080×1240 355 KB

attic_001_top
attic_001_top1080×1240 468 KB

There’s also 360 view on artstation.

References: one, two, three, four, five

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Very nice renders… Only one little nagging :slightly_smiling_face: On reference are small lights on plant near bed, nice, warm detail. In general all lights need more glow. Probably your renders are more real, and glow in references are added in post… but this is usual stuff. All photographers use such tricks.

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You are definitely right. I just couldn’t make it pretty in PP and decided to leave it subtle. But I’ll try harder next time. Thank you :wink:

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Maybe you can in Blender comp. to add one version with ( fog ) Glow and mix this with “normal” render, also there are many plugins for Photoshop which can add glow, bloom and other “fancy” thingy :wink:
Also you can try Octane for Blender it’s free and have very nice stuff in his own post effect. Moar come with build in library of materials, check this channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrX3T62vasJkJx5dLy-sRWQ/videos
Octane have very good glass/caustic, displacement is “free”, volumetric is not big issue like in Cycles.

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Thank you for the tips :wink:

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thank you!

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Great work Kate

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