This guy's work is amazing !

MazenSamir · May 30th, 2008

I'm sure some of you have seen his work on evermotion, fantastic renders I must say.
Jeff can you make an interview with him, pleeeeeaaaaaaaassseeeeee

CLICK

P.S: If you consider this publicizing please remove the thread.

Craig Ramsay · May 30th, 2008

The link doesn't work for me.

MazenSamir · May 30th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Craig Ramsay

The link doesn't work for me.

Search for Stanislav Orekhov on the evermotion forums.

nicnic · May 30th, 2008

link doesnt work, post the correct one?

MazenSamir · May 30th, 2008

Ok I edited my first post check it out.

arnold@asylumstudio.co.za · May 30th, 2008

impressive stuff..

iaga · May 30th, 2008

WOW! The guy does look - Sh*t hot! if you forgive my language! That's some crazy stuff - the attention to detail is just brill on all his textures.

johnvid · May 30th, 2008

The interesting thing about evermotion scenes is they do use vray, but dont use the LWF. But always seem to use the light cache and they take forever to render...

RyanSpaulding · May 30th, 2008

I'd love to get ahold oven even just ONE of his scenes. Stuff like this makes me feel like I'm garbage.

AJLynn · May 30th, 2008

The rendering is quite good, but as far as lighting, texturing and composition I think some/most of you guys who are commenting already know enough to do it. The real strength, IMO, is the modeling, where he's not cutting any corners on the details. Mouldings, reveals, bevels, and things like in the contemporary office interior with all the wood, where he's put the caulk between the boards then distinguished the door by leaving it out - the rendering catches the attention, but the modeling keeps it.

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MazenSamir Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Cairo Age: 24 Posts: 645 Name: Mazen Samir	This guy's work is amazing ! I'm sure some of you have seen his work on evermotion, fantastic renders I must say. Jeff can you make an interview with him, pleeeeeaaaaaaaassseeeeee CLICK P.S: If you consider this publicizing please remove the thread. Last edited by MazenSamir; May 30th, 2008 at 07:41 AM.

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Craig Ramsay Moderator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Scotland Age: 28 Posts: 739 Name: Craig Ramsay	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! The link doesn't work for me.

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nicnic Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: London Posts: 860 Name: Nic Hamilton	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! link doesnt work, post the correct one? __________________

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MazenSamir Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Cairo Age: 24 Posts: 645 Name: Mazen Samir	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! Ok I edited my first post check it out.

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arnold@asylumstudio.co.za Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Johannesburg Age: 33 Posts: 309 Name: Arnold Sher	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! impressive stuff..

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iaga Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Lancashire Age: 25 Posts: 47 Name: Imran Aga	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! WOW! The guy does look - Sh*t hot! if you forgive my language! That's some crazy stuff - the attention to detail is just brill on all his textures.

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johnvid Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Manchester UK Posts: 84 Name: John Barrow	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! The interesting thing about evermotion scenes is they do use vray, but dont use the LWF. But always seem to use the light cache and they take forever to render...

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RyanSpaulding Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Madison, WI Age: 27 Posts: 950 Name: Ryan Spaulding	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! I'd love to get ahold oven even just ONE of his scenes. Stuff like this makes me feel like I'm garbage.

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AJLynn Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Beantown Age: 29 Posts: 4,426 Name: Andrew Lynn	Re: This guy's work is amazing ! The rendering is quite good, but as far as lighting, texturing and composition I think some/most of you guys who are commenting already know enough to do it. The real strength, IMO, is the modeling, where he's not cutting any corners on the details. Mouldings, reveals, bevels, and things like in the contemporary office interior with all the wood, where he's put the caulk between the boards then distinguished the door by leaving it out - the rendering catches the attention, but the modeling keeps it.

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