Well all I can say is, it looks like a photo. I guess that means bloody great work. How long did it take?

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Cheers mate! It was an on and off project when i had spare time really. Probably took about 20 hours from start to finish i guess. The tv was from a previous model that i had done. But other than that all materials and modelling were done from scratch.

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20 hours is very good from start to finish. How long did it takte to render and what did you use?

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Is it? I have nothing to bench mark my times against, so thats positive news!!

It didnt take long to render, perhaps 30-45 minutes but as i said it was a while ago now. I use 3ds Max 9 and mental ray. Obviously photoshop too for the final corrections.

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It's quick by my standards. I'm probably not the best benchmark though. There's still a lot of trial and error when I create scenes. More error really.

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It's really great work man. Spot on!

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Solid work. Looking very realistic, well lit and well textured.

Question - Did you use reference of furniture to establish the 'look' of your lounge interior?

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Like this giant fish in a bear suit. He would be horrible. Look at him go!!

Cheers for the comments everyone.

Yes i did use reference of modern type furniture here.

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Shit the bed thats awsome great work

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Jaw drops to the groud... I wish i could model something like that. Well i guess with enough practice ill get there eventually... lol

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couse you will like they say practice makes perfect

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Yep, keep practicing and asking questions and don't forget to make mistakes. Always make mistakes.

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