Kitchen

[ebad]

Hi all.. I'm back again with a new work!

What do you say?

C&C are welcome!

[Exellite]

the lightings quite nice but you need more variation and better scaling of your wood texture.

[trino]

since it is a WIP i would say that with a nice background you can make a good scene, the lighting is good but as metioned you need to put some variation to the wood texture.

[batteryoperatedlettuce]

and some things on the shelves please.

[ebad]

I agree about the wood texture.. hum..

I've changed it but not good for me yet!!

and some quick details added to the scene!

[innerdream]

I liked the color of the wood the first pass. It's looking good though!

 

Where does everyone get their accessories?

[Ky Lane]

The cupboards going through the cornice work looks odd.

 

Very pretty otherwise.

[kris McIsaac]

What about a splash back behind the sink?

 

Layout is better now, was a bit cramped in the firt one

[Spooner04]

In addition to the comments about the Crown molding and the back splash I would also rework the baseboard and pull the windows down from the cabinets a bit, they look like they go up behind them.

[ebad]

Wood texture was changed again, I like this one more.

Windows was came down;) thanks Spooner04!

What do you say?

[Spooner04]

Definitely an improvement. I don't see much adjustment in the window height under the cabinets. I would give it at least 5cm (2in) space if not more between the bottom of the cabinets and the top of the window opening. I like the changes you've made, it seems a bit dark maybe. But you've added some details that are very nice.

[ebad]

Definitely an improvement. I don't see much adjustment in the window height under the cabinets. I would give it at least 5cm (2in) space if not more between the bottom of the cabinets and the top of the window opening. I like the changes you've made, it seems a bit dark maybe. But you've added some details that are very nice.

 

Thanks dear Jeremiah, now when i see your comment my new render was finished after ~9h

Maybe one reason for staying a part of windows behind the cabinets is that I wanted to have maximum volume of light into the kitchen! but your right,I see your right!

[ebad]

Ok! ~9h for this one!!

The render resolution was 1200 * 900,

What do you think about the Render time and image quality?

and any other comment please!

[Vince Paske]

I think it looks really nice, the elements on the counter-tops and cabinents are nice touches and look great. The wood is nicely mapped too, good job.

It's a little dim in the kitchen though, try lighting up the pendant fixture to throw some light around in that space.

Although its a relatively small image, the painfully long render time come from all those gorgeous glossy reflections you have. Not knowing what kind of hardware you have, or any of your scene settings, I don't know what to say except to throw more hardware at it

[ebad]

I think it looks really nice, the elements on the counter-tops and cabinents are nice touches and look great. The wood is nicely mapped too, good job.

It's a little dim in the kitchen though, try lighting up the pendant fixture to throw some light around in that space.

Although its a relatively small image, the painfully long render time come from all those gorgeous glossy reflections you have. Not knowing what kind of hardware you have, or any of your scene settings, I don't know what to say except to throw more hardware at it

 

Thanks alot dear Vince.

Lighting up the pendant fixture is a nice idea!

I agree with you about render time, Most of that was spend on glass reflections,

My render settings was not high, and my hardware.. hum.. I dont know!

(CPU: AMD 3000+ sempron) (512MB of RAM)

I think its not a good one.hum?

Thanks again!

[Spooner04]

I would also raise the cabinets so they touch the ceiling, and maybe raise the pendant and move it more to the center. it looks like someone might hit their head or it it with the cabinet doors.

[ebad]

Thanks,

Here I've modified something..

How's?

[Iain Denby]

What an odd kitchen. Wall units are usually about 450 -500mm above the worktop. Yours look nearer 900mm!