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bjornkn · June 10th, 2008

It seems to me that you're comparing completely different things here - and everything inbetween?
If being a librarian and assembling objects from a huge library of objects and materials you could probably easily make such finished renders in 6 hours.
But if modelling some (or all of it) then 16 hours would be quite fast IMHO.
George stated that he did the room + some remodeling of furniture as well as some furniture from scratch - and that there was a lot of changes-of-mind from the client. I think that 16 hours is pretty fast for that job. Assembling ready-mades is a competely different task from modelling it yourself, and of course it is much faster.

June 10th, 2008	#38 (permalink)
bjornkn Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Kristiansand Age: 56 Posts: 206 Name: Bjørn Kåre Nilssen	Re: time spent for projects It seems to me that you're comparing completely different things here - and everything inbetween? If being a librarian and assembling objects from a huge library of objects and materials you could probably easily make such finished renders in 6 hours. But if modelling some (or all of it) then 16 hours would be quite fast IMHO. George stated that he did the room + some remodeling of furniture as well as some furniture from scratch - and that there was a lot of changes-of-mind from the client. I think that 16 hours is pretty fast for that job. Assembling ready-mades is a competely different task from modelling it yourself, and of course it is much faster.