(5 years and 3179 days ago)
Very cool work author...Great hat work,fantastic details...best of luck
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The cloche hat is a fitted, bell-shaped hat that was popular during the 1920s, but was first founded in 1908 and continued to be popular until 1933. Cloche is the French word for "bell". Caroline Reboux is the creator of the cloche hat.
Cloche hats were usually made of felt so that they conformed to the head. The hat was typically designed to be worn low on the forehead, with the wearer's eyes only slightly below the brim. By 1928/29, it became fashionable to turn the brims on cloche hats upwards. This style remained prevalent throughout the early 1930s until the cloche hat became obsolete around 1933/34.
Credit to: Tatianasaphira for the art deco brushes
rL-Brushes , both from DA for the art deco birds brushes. (5 years and 3180 days ago)
got inspired from here
http://www.interior-design-tutor.net/art-deco-interior-design.html
the link is also in the source part. Hope i got close, altough my scene is darker (5 years and 3182 days ago)
interior visualization.
3ds max 2011
Vray render. (5 years and 3179 days ago)
Honestly!? I thought that was a normal image! The realism is just amazing GL!
^ agreed with pick!! this is stunningggg x10000000
Lovely, but the foliage on the side is too dominant, and overpowers the door, minimizing the Art Deco effect.
Thanks for your encouraging comments i am new at it and you are right about the over grown ivy mossyb , its all i can see outside my window everyday
Good work, looks very realistic.
very nice work author...gl
Great modeling with detailed SBS. Talk a little more about texturing next time.
Thank you tioilmo. If there are also other ppl interested in this then I'll turn this into a tutorial with more detail including texturing.
wow, author, you obviously have done a lot of research or just know the art deco style very well! This indeed looks very realistic - just the one tiny nitpick is that the branches on the vine look a bit flat. But overall, it gives me the impression of a bougainvillea plant - and they DO tend to take over if not kept trimmed. This is stunning work IMHO.
Congrats, lovely work
Congrats,.....maybe not quit ArtDeco style but stil the best....maybe!?....
Congratulations on an awesome 1st entry and 1st win! A stunning representation of the Art Deco style with incredible detail. Well-researched and well-executed!
Dear friends thank you very much for your encouraging comments they mean a lot to me you guys really made my day God bless you all
I like!
Very realistic and congrats for winning!
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