First Interior

[AndNesJoe]

Hey everyone,

This is my first interior, and i just had the preliminary meeting with the client.

She now wants to see furniture and the walls to be painted a white cream color.

What do you guys think?

Modeled in Sketch Up and rendered in Maxwell. (maxwell takes forever for a decent render, is there anything i could do to make it quicker?)

[salvador]

Try Vray; certainly much faster

[mallku]

the light doesn´t look natural... and the image its noisy

[blowback]

figure out what the main light source is and then expose backwards. The noise is really distracting......but I am sure u know that;)

[Horhe]

The image looks as if it was lit for a night scene.

Try and get more light coming in from the windows.

The wood map could use a little more care as it is tiling.

As for the noise it doesnt distract me that much - sometimes I add it in post to my images (makes it look a little more believable).

To speed up Maxwell you need a faster machine... or better a network.

Interior looks interesting overall - needs some books and little touch up.

 

Ps. In the first image the wood is too orange.

[blowback]

Jakub,

 

I agree but, noise should come from post, not the render engine.

[Horhe]

Jakub,

 

I agree but, noise should come from post, not the render engine.

 

Im trying to cheer AndNesJoe up a little

[Kyle]

Nice first rendering for a base to build upon.

The colours look a little saturated, so I would knock them back a little to help with the overall look of your rendering, in particular the walls.

[blowback]

HEY Joe,

 

these are not personal attacks, You do have a good base to work from, it is just a little constructive criticism. Thats what these forms are here for....to get better. rock on man!

[Fran]

Hi Joey,

 

You have a good model going there. You might try moving the camera down to human level to improve the perception of scale.

 

Try a 6500k color for your cove lighting. The color is overpowering everything else. Also, I would use the physical sun/sky system for the natural light. Make sure that ceiling texture has an rgb value of no greater than about 240. Higher values cause excessive noise.

 

Hope this helps.

[sudark]

Try Vray; certainly much faster

 

 

i agree, i used to be a maxwell fan too. but renderings took epochs to complete. maxwell is simple at the cost of time and vray is fast at the cost of complexity.

 

it is a worthwile investment to learn it. maybe 2 to 3 weeks to get decent understanding of vray saves you years of rendering time in maxwell lol