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Community Reporter · March 1, 2012

designmobel-planungsdetail

By Lars Fischer.

Lars writes:

Hi. I used Blender 2.62 and Cycles.

You see furniture from the Architects and Designers Charles & Ray Eames.

More Information on my blog.

Lars

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15 responses

  1. Bernieman
    1 March 2012 at 11:19

    WOW – Thats awesome. What a design … What a render …

    Reply
  2. Andy
    1 March 2012 at 11:24

    very good

    Reply
  3. Metpinarci
    1 March 2012 at 11:36

    I do agree What a design ..what a render … WoW !

    Reply
  4. Guest
    1 March 2012 at 12:54

    sieht toll aus, nur dem fußbodenbelag fehlt meiner meinung nach so etwas wie normalmap / bumpmap… so sieht es bissel langweilig aus.

    Reply
  5. styken
    1 March 2012 at 15:42

    Is it just me but when I look at the full image I think the shadows on the chairs feet looks wrong?! They are pointing in different directions when they should be parallell.

    Reply
    1. onjoFilms
      1 March 2012 at 15:51

      Deceptive actually, the light is mostly coming from above, so the shadow is from the outstreched leg down, not across like it first appears.  

      Reply
  6. Rockus_123
    1 March 2012 at 17:34

    It doesn’t look as good after you maximize the picture to full view.

    Reply
    1. Zander Nicolic
      2 March 2012 at 09:17

       Are you joking? Stuff like this one we were used to see in CGTalk by people using 3ds, or by very few talented guys (e.g. Enrico Cerica, among a handful). Now we see it done in Blender more and more often. This is not to detract to the skillfullness of Lars, just to point at what currently Blender allows one (clever enough) to do. Go and take a look at Blender Artists stuff, old and recent, and you’ll see the difference.

      Reply
      1. young_voter
        2 March 2012 at 14:04

         I call it as I see it.  I don’t want to know any reputation of artists before feeling for the photo.  To me, the render looks great when minimized or in smaller size.  When I maximize, it doesn’t look as good.

        Reply
  7. Williams Orellana
    1 March 2012 at 17:35

    Just, Amazing.

    Reply
  8. Tuuba
    2 March 2012 at 00:17

    Very well done!

    Reply
  9. Lehn Hariher Aquaritus
    2 March 2012 at 04:57

    Tell us, (or better a totorial) how you reach that results.
    By the way good job.

    Reply
  10. Starbuckdl
    2 March 2012 at 05:40

    Forget the chair.  I like the reflection of the water glass on the glass table.  Awsome work.

    Reply
  11. Lars
    2 March 2012 at 08:24

    Hi, thanks for the Feedback. On Weekend i make a little tutorial. Thanks Lars

    Reply
    1. Zander Nicolic
      2 March 2012 at 09:19

       In English, please. Thanks anyway.

      Reply

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