Hotel Suite

Butz_Arki wrote:nice!! ..learn more the color mapping,USE reinhard to avoid color burnt...add some AO would be fine!.

aesonck wrote:Living to > bedroom , then right vase malapit ng mahulog...
hehe.thank you sir. di ko nakita yun ah...

Render rocks!

Galaites07 wrote:ayos approved na to. suggest lang since hotel ito, mas maraming pillow sa bed mas maganda sa presentation.

vilpang wrote:panlo sir, maganda ...

aesonck wrote:Living to > bedroom , then right vase malapit ng mahulog...

Render rocks!

qcksilver wrote:- carpet medyo flat, add bump nalang sir
- wood floor medyo may noise, add nalang subdivision kaso medyo tatagal render
- leather material malaki po yung mapping
- lagyan nalang ng accessories mga niches, natakpan lang ng lampshade yung iba, kahit ung 2 niche nalang sa likod ng bed ok na
- alisin or palitan nalang ung mga plato sa center table better to put then sa dining table po

M_Shadows wrote:i think you got a very good floor plan for a hotel suite...
got the essentials all set... tho it feels like heaven! [puro clouds]
lagay ka ng BG - kahit anong bagay. also lower intensity ng env.
see, we can't see yung drapes/sheer mo sa may opening...invi

Image 1 & 2:
- re anmarj1258, sorry but i'd have to second the notion hehehe
you got to fix the colors. coz the ones at the bedroom look good...
- flooring, stick to one. kung stone, stone. kung wood, wood. wag both. ehehe
i prefer the stone. then you can add the area rug as you please [tho there's no need to]
and scale it relative to the size of your space... [now, laki for the area ng dining]
it will create an illusion na mas liliit yung space mo pag lahat sama-sama together.
- sofa, i'd go for the ones that belongs to the green scheme. [way better]
ung sa red kasi ang tigas ng dating talaga tho okay din style nun. modern.
it's just a sofa w/ backseat and arm rest that wide doesnt look comfy and stable at all...
- coffee table and side table finish [ung pinaka-legs] sir di ko gets...
so reflective, as if fiberglass na but with prints [that of a fabric] on it?
- pillows modelling - pull the polygons some more - looks so flat...
- paintings - sir, clone talaga ah... hehe. you can retain the one sa dining.
dont disturb the nice wallpaper behind the sofa. [painting+that pattern collides!]
instead, lagay ka ng mirror [w/ good black frame perhaps].

image 3 & 4:
- love how you retained the sheen of the fabrics! [duvet cover]
but the pillows that looked like in metal finish - parang off siya?
go for the tones close to your lounge - not s.s. or 24k-gold looking
- i think, two niches behind the bed and the lounge are enough...
4 is just too much for me. niches behind the lamps, mawawalan ng silbi,
coz the lamp will obstruct yung complete view lalagay mo dun. [conflict]
- carpet, i think you should add bump and displacement

add warmth to it as ortzak has alluded and i think you'll get the mood right.

*arg for the wall of text [of mine]!

arkirein wrote:Wow! That was so overwhelming.....With regards sa Question mo na "- coffee table and side table finish [ung pinaka-legs] sir di ko gets...so reflective, as if fiberglass na but with prints [that of a fabric] on it?"

- Its a perforated sheet pero hindi inespecify nung senior architect kung metal or wood and kung anong patern but I prefer metal so I used just an opacity map on my material slot to show the meforated effect rather than to model it which is time consuming and energy exhausting....

M_Shadows wrote:

arkirein wrote:Wow! That was so overwhelming.....With regards sa Question mo na "- coffee table and side table finish [ung pinaka-legs] sir di ko gets...so reflective, as if fiberglass na but with prints [that of a fabric] on it?"

- Its a perforated sheet pero hindi inespecify nung senior architect kung metal or wood and kung anong patern but I prefer metal so I used just an opacity map on my material slot to show the meforated effect rather than to model it which is time consuming and energy exhausting....

alright, gotcha! awesome - like the metal idea as well. tho fiberglass with graphic tint ang labas pag shift+Q
hehe especially when you look at the gray background [supposedly see-thru] ng map and 0 gradience din.
from afar, mas okay yung side table [mukha perforated] i was thinking maybe you used multiply blend for that
[kita yung walls in between the design] anyhow, like your [abstract lion] lamp and framing, you got it a-okay!

*oops... overwhelming ba? i'll try to make it in 2-3 sentences next time...
[some were mentioned already by qcksilver... i've overlooked his] hehehe

lemeuix wrote:Superb renderings. Nice.