uhm…the original resolution is 3500 x 2092 or something…and the renders take about 8/ 10 hours or so…but I have to do a lot in PS as the renders itself don’t look good at al…here is a render without being shopped first:
Thx you all for your kind words…
edit: damn…again a post under the wrong name.
o…My god!
but… I…I think that you have no understand my meaning.
I hope that you can arrive my E-mail to this model.
I come from the university of an environment art design of China.
You know? I hope to study to you here
I want get it.
Waitting for your Letter.
the rendering is nice, the chair with the gray texture, the texture seems a little large, and in the kitchen the counter seems very low, in fact everything seems very low, is this a modern hobbit home? anyways those are my crits good stuff
well…he ain’t getting them 
hehe…
sorry IAM4, but if that’s indeed what you’re after, I have to dissapoint you…
and as for e-mailing, why?..with al respect…but I don’t understand a word you are saying, so I don’t see the meaning of it.
sorry dude…good luck at your university.
dooom: I agree about that texture, and the lowness of the kitchen, but sometimes we have to scale some things just to make the room look bigger.
I will change it at home…
BTW…the rest is all original size…only the kitchen is lower than normal…
thx for the replies…keep 'em coming
I think that this is very good interior. Really good work.
And I have a question: What someone should do to get into the Cg choice Gallery and is that work good enough to enter there ?
thank you very much…I hope this is good enough…would be great to get in that gallery…
just hope…
dude! 
love the new angles, lovely lovely post work also. I love the cushions, plants and the outsid in shot 4 it superb!
Hey man, first off, congrats, those are awesome renders. I like the later ones best, where you can see there is a world outside, but all of them are just really top notch and well done.
I was wondering if you could offer any tips on lighting. I’ve been trying to figure it out for a while now, and I really just can’t get interior lighting done very well. If you know of any good tutorials on it, or just have any advice to offer, it’d be much appreciated. Thanks, great work.
don´t know if it´s been said but the FOV its too extreme for a render/view like that. set it down a bit. it looks really unnatural in cause of the FOV. otherwise nice stuff.
thx man…I use Vray and that is pretty easy with lighting for interior, I only use one target direct with a vray shadow…with the good settings and some post-work you should get nice results.
go to http://www.cgarchitect.com/ for tutorials…there are a lot about lighting.
r3studios: what is FOV?
