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Published: 2010-05-16 00:29:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 23575; Favourites: 429; Downloads: 485
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Bakery ReduxRevisiting a basic form i worked on several years ago, with a totally new set of materials and furniture etc.
3ds Max / VRAY / Photoshop
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awesome render !!!!particulary chair's render , great stuffΒ
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That's absolutely perfect. That scene of the wooden chair... wow - just WOW.
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I like your post-processing. And generally like your Style)
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This is one of the best ever 3d designes i have seen
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great one ! superior materials and comosition ! keep it up !
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wow ,, i think the man who created the vray pro can't reach this quality of render.
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can u teach me about vary render? i like it. mail: lanquynh63@gmail.com, nick yahoo: phyllocactus1987
u draw 3d very nice.great ^^
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Congratulations friend! PErfect work
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did you buy the y chair online? 
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I don't remember if I comment on this nice render or not. Now I 've to say again (if any already):
One of most convincing 3D interior renders around site.
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hello man really great work!
can u please share some info about the lighting and rendering?
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Great job! Can you share your wood material with textures and tiles from this scene? Actually i have difficulties with the tiles to make some of them without reflections (more rough), like in your render. Working with it several weeks. You'd help me very much.
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lovely design [link] lighting is awesome as well
congratulations, very good stuff
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Nice work dude! Well done, good selections and good colors, nice wood! Nice lighting!
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WOW man so realistic.
This are V-ray materials?
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Awesome the detail down to the books is just great
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Renders are perfect, although I don't know of any vertical wood formwork molds for concrete.
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cheers mate, i have seen vertical timber casts in a few locations before, its a pretty old technique now
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