Not realy small white bathroom

Hello everyone.
I have a few more works to show. As I work, kind of like in a few directions, next my work, which I want to post here, would be in different “directions” too. So, it would sometimes be a game prop, sometimes interiors, object visualisation, and maybe even characters. I like to use Blender in a full pipeline, because this software deserves better.




And late evening light variation




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Really good work, my favourite render is the second one.

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I really like that you kept it to just one metal type - nice touch! :blush: But something feels a bit off with the proportions. Are you using a real-life scale or modeling from a reference? The bathtub looks a bit too narrow, so I thought I’d mention it. Hope that helps!

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Yes, all is correct. This was the real plan and there was a small space for a bathtub, so I decided to take the smallest on the market. I love precision modeling, for me it’s like meditation :sweat_smile:

Thank you for advice :blush:

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That explains it! GJ! keep it up!

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Nice work, maybe you can add a bit more contrast.

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Hello. Thank you for the advice! I was thinking about it, and even tried this. Renders that look so white can have a very different look on different displays. So I decided not to touch contrast, because it can give over-saturated tones on other displays, and to stay in the “middle”.

Yep, i know those problems too, looks good on one screen, but not on the iPad. Looks good on your screen, but not on social media.
I usually make my basic contrast settings in post with a slight s-curve in luminosity only, so i can still work with the colors.

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That bathroom looks expensive, but beautiful! Great work on such a minimalist bathroom.

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Thank You! :heart_eyes:

I’ll try it next time. Thank you for this good idea.

I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thaaank You! :heart_eyes:

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