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LouisCho
11-27-2007, 07:04 PM
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Title: Bungalow - Exterior Arch Viz
Name: Louis Choinière
Country: Canada
Software: 3ds max, Photoshop, VRay

The model was created for a skill test to get a job. After the model done, I deceide to learn Vray so I made some textures and render it. I used Onyx trees to make vegetation and I must say it's a very nice software but you need to learn to control your poly count! Thanks to comment
Daggie
11-28-2007, 08:23 AM
Your lighting is oky.
Your materials look too clean to me,mix them wit some dirt maps.
I find a great emptyness behind the fence.you could put a distance mountain or tree or something with a slight fog to get more depth.
you should get rid of the tiling grass map.get a few grass maps and mix them.
a few deacals here and there would help,specially near the road and the pavement ledge like thingy.
you got a very good start here,keep it up.
Daggie
11-28-2007, 08:25 AM
Your lighting is oky.
Your materials look too clean to me,mix them wit some dirt maps.
I find a great emptyness behind the fence.you could put a distance mountain or tree or something with a slight fog to get more depth.
you should get rid of the tiling grass map.get a few grass maps and mix them.
a few deacals here and there would help,specially near the road and the pavement ledge like thingy.
you got a very good start here,keep it up.
PinQ
11-28-2007, 08:42 AM
The house is nice modelled :)

But the textures on the rest of the picture are not nice :p
windarr
12-01-2007, 02:51 AM
I don't know I'm not an expert in architectural visualization, but I would expect that he did a spot on job. I've never seen any architectural renderings that were done 100% realistic, they are always perfectly clean without any grunge or dirt in evidence.
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