Hi everyone,
Today I want to show my newest test with Blender 2.83
These are some views of kitchen from a project of our studio in Vietnam
Hope you like it
Any C&C are welcomed
Thank you! And have a nice day!
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Really nice render.
Can you tell us more about the lighting ?
I’m new to archviz, so I’m interested in everything.
Hi Aume, thank you for concerning my render!
About the lighting, here is my setting:
_ I used default world lighting (a white background node with value of strength is 6)
_ Then I added a sun lamp with value of strength is 6 too, to make a soft sun light) as you could see in these images)
But the lighting was not reach to the kitchen as deep as i want, it was still dark. Then I added a area lamp in front of the big main door (for brighter scene), and a portal light (for smooth render with low samples)
After all, I increased the value of exposure/gamma in color management for my bright final render as I wanted
The second image is my favorite, well done
Thanks for details.
I hope i prefer the second too !
You’re welcome! I hope that you will show your beautiful projects soon. And happy Blending
The first render is awesome! Amazing work.
Hey! nice renders!
Did you model those props yourself? Or did you use library?
@fuokuya Thank you very much! I just modeled the house, doors, kitchen cabinets, shelves, textured them and setup lighting. I used my studio’s library for others
I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
Nice scene and render !
It’s kinda perfect work
I love the ivy on the wall ! how did you model it ?
Really nice renders. I’m working on a kitchen at the moment and will be very pleased if it turns out half as good as this!
Wow! This is my first time on the featured row. Thank you so much @bartv! Anh Thank you guys for liking my post
@pitibonom Thank you for concerning my work I’m still having some tiny problems in this kitchen haha
And about the ivy on the wall, actually I used library from my studio. But you could create ivy by using Ivy Generator addon, or you could model a single leaf to 3 different leaves (3 are enough in my opinion) and use particles system to creat an ivy wall
@IanA Thank you so much for liking my test Hope that I could see your beautiful kitchen soon
(The secret is I’m lucky to achieved this realistic effect at the first time I tested)