Twilight Render User Forum

Awesome, thank you
I will definitely use this.

thanks, the dark lighting over the mirror is a result of vignetting. I looked over the some posts related to color temperature. I am not using IES data, have never used IES date before. They are simple spotlights with pure white color. Should I be matching the light color to the kelvin chart? I have...

haha..awesome. small e-world i guess

I recently had a plywood chair i (actually) built featured at DesignMilk. Check it out
I used 3D modeling and CNC milling to design and fabricate the chair.

http://design-milk.com/plywood-chair-by ... more-67832

-sisto

I am currently working on this bath. I'd love to know what you all think I should improve.

I can't get over how good the tile looks. Did you model the grout or are they part of the map?

i think it looks great. I think you could improve the edges of the couch. While the corner are round, they still make perfectly straight lines (in this perspective). I sometimes use the clone stamp tool and run it along the edges to make a "imperfect" line.

my eye going to the point where the column's meet the ground, it looks to perfect. Maybe some growies at the base going up the columns?

I also agree with the comments. When I use people in my renderings (i usually try to avoid it) I render out a version with and without people. Then in photoshop, i use the rendering with people for scale. I think the reflections are too strong in the windows, and didn't understand why the reflection...

your right. I think my real concern with it is that the space is not evenly lit with natural daylight. Kitchen remains a little dark, which is why I turned on the lights.