Arabesque, Roland Cruz (3D)

[RhythmOfLine]

beautiful work!!! more kudos to you for doing it over 3 and a half years ago! :thumbsup:

[lildragon]

Impressive image that will no doubt stand the test of time. Really love the textures and especially the lighting. It gives off a very surreal feeling. Also I'm still often impressed with Max's scanline renderer

The only thing I can see "off" is the light breaking through the curtain screen right. It looks almost like the curtain is cut.

Anyhoo

{plugged}

Cheers

[ienrdna]

I want your skill!

[digital-bobert]

wow.. this one looks awesome

[rimshot]

thank you for your comments guys...

[Icarus]

fantastic image, congrats :)
any chance of seeing a wire?

[Luks]

Wonderful work dude!
Congratz!

[ChewyPixels]

Damn impressive! :thumbsup:

[living_for_cg]

lighting is great.....wish you the best with your future works.

[unwrap]

Indeed, looks pretty good for a 3-year old work using scanline :wise: :thumbsup: . Congrats for the front page.

[TAVO]

it looks like a night scene but you can see the sun through the windows, it is the only thing that doesn´t quit fit, but over all is a great scene, mostly the materials. :thumbsup:

[dunsoner]

Very good work! The lighting and all is done right. I would love to go to a penthouse looking like this :D keep up the good work!:applause:

[rimshot]

thankyou for commenting guys..cheers

[nmcelmury]

great work man, lighting, textures, the whole shabang, top quality stuff, keep up the great work. you say this is from three years ago? the thought of the work you do now kinda makes me a little scared:thumbsup:

[samisan333]

nice work ......alot and alot of details I'm sure it took alot of time
cheers mate

[wraithdt]

The technical aspects of this pic is certainly top notch but what drew really drew me to it is the its aesthetics. I love the way you combined traditional Islamic art and modern contemporary interior design to create something truly beautiful. Awesome work.:thumbsup:

[Barkow]

Great details !!!
I love it ! Congrats

[edux]

I love it, excellent work!

[Paul-Angelo]

Wow 3 years, why did you keep it from us for so long? Very beautiful and pleasing to the eye! :thumbsup:

[APD-Jack]

Excellent work :scream:


From modeling to lighting everything is perfect..

The most spectacular part is making with scanline render :bounce: WOW!! Such effort!!

Congrats
Keep good working

PS: Some wire, lighting and texturing post would be great :)

[camelot]

What a treasure you've kept for 3 years!
Wow, all this nicely arranged details make it so alive!:scream:
So much to see.
Don't know where to look at first!
No crit here.
:applause:

[JmTm00]

Pure scanline :eek: maan that is something :applause: :applause: :applause:

[MrPositive]

Sometimes I think the old renders looked better than the new renders with global illumination. I remember doing the Fake or Foto both times, once with scanline and once with global renderers. I had a much harder time with the scanline.....and I'm not completely sure why (1.ok maybe it was early in the global renderers timeline, because the new maxwell renders are very hard to tell 2. Just weaker renders 3. I had seen a few on cgtalk :) 4. People took more care when doing scanline than they do many times with the new renders). Regardless, great texturing, lighting, and originality with this piece. Did you collect the texture images yourself? Well done!

[leishman]

The with scaleline render!!oh Hardcore....

[Silky3D]

Wow indeed.

[Dyonisos123]

I JUST LOVE IT!


www.novamedia-online.de/3d.html (http://www.novamedia-online.de/3d.html)

[Moonstricken]

Woow! Amazing, man.
Superb job, very impressive.

[iamjens]

absolutely great work :thumbsup:

[dreamonshen]

amazing work~
I like it:)

[rimshot]

thanks all, for the nice comments.

[newellteapot]

That's all Ikea, innit?

Joking :) Lavish! nice work

[MaryamNademi]

Great job Roland.really deserves the front page.:thumbsup:

[rimshot]

thnk you all..

[franzgonzales]

very impressive sir. Keep up the good work.

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