2012 is here; so let it be a good one.
Some time back, I promised to show some images of what one could do with this empty Chicago Loft scene and a little bit of love. Here they are. They feature a wild mix of older and more recent furniture pieces, some of them done specifically for this scene, with the only lose link between them being a general mid-century feel (though some of the pieces are actually recent designs).
Hope you like them. You can see the full set of images here.
PS: The image with the Flag Halyard chair was done to test Vray’s new hair shader. I love it!
crazy Bertrand
hats off and Happy 2k12!
OH MY GOD!
what a gr8 detailed work am looking in depth into this art piece windows dust. chocolate noise layers. Splotches on chairs . fur done.. everything looks just more than natural. Simply the best … all respect to a gr8 artist..
Killing skill as always , love the feeling of all this great renders !!! Happy new year to you Bertrand !
Amazing Bertrand, I really appreciate how you keep raising the bar in every new scene.
Impressive images, fantastic lighting, and i love details, Bertrand, you’re the best!
Great work Bertrand!
love the color scheme.
Really fun to se the chicago loft in action =)
stupendous, as always!!
hi Bertrand. you sale full scene, with furnitures ?
It’s great renders, models, lights, shaders
so kool i’ve never seen so good job!
Hi Wan. I don’t sell the furnished scene. With all the assets, it just weighs too much for it to make any sense.
Hello Bertrand.
Amazing work!
What is your workload like? Do you take on commissioned projects?
I would appreciate the opportunity to further discuss and can be reached at brandon.trent@mosaichomes.com.
Thanks,
Brandon
ok Bertrand, thx, and one more time, congratulations by your work
Wow. Those are absolutely stunning!!
Hello, Bertrand! Thank you for so inspiring works! Please, find time and answer one important question. As i saw in your Tribeca Loft scene at Evermotion forum you used linear multiply color correction and vray sun, multiplier 0,2. So, how do you manage to get this soft look in your renders and avoid burned out areas? Your scenes are well lit and no burnouts at all! Please, share your approach, it would help a lot! Best wishes!
So Beautiful – Happy New Year
Hello Bertrand, congratulations for your last job, I still can not understand how can you have these textures so clean and crisp in your rendering YOU ARE A GREAT
. Listen I wanted to ask you a question, I have to create a poster to advertise my activities for interiors, did you suggest some ideas of where to get ideas? Hello 
Thanks Glauco
laid out the carpet for sale
went very well
I want to buy it
I did not get to make a black carpet
color when rendering turns black blue purple
how to fight
even if you choose a texture that spot is still there
May I post (crediting you of course) these images on my blog? I have just discovered your blog and almost fell off my chair when I read these are not photographs!
Alis: Of course you may. Love the style of your blog!
Beautiful renders!
Do you know who is the designer or manufacturer of the sofa in the third rendered image? I would like to purchase something similiar for my flat
Thanks
Ok I got my answer just moments after I submitted my last comment:
http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/lissoni-luis-sofa-three-sitter-3d-obj/643896
Lovely Sofa!
Stunning scene!
How do you make such wonderful metal material as in the plate with the macaroons (?) in the first scene, it is the best metal material I have ever seen
Keep up the good work you are such a great inspiration!
OMG is this done with 3D modeling? I thought it was a real photo, I would love to post about it in my blog. Please could you let me know if it is ok?
Thanks, Marga
Hi Marga. That’s right. All 3D. Feel free to post about the images on your (very nice) blog.
Isaak: You need a black diffuse material and something like 50/70% reflectivity, with a yellow tint in this case. Nothing fancy at all!