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As with all these Blender projects they tend to be evolutions, the next step on the practice ladder. They say no project is really finished and that anything which makes it out into the world actually escapes from its creator. I think this is one which will escape bit by bit. Inspired again by Andrew Price (aka Blender Guru) and his video on archviz rendering, I started with the kitchen and was quite prepared to let it go there, with its four walls and assets.. until I made the mistake of giving into a compulsion to keep playing. One aspect in which this varies from standard archviz is that rather than importing purchased/free models, ALL the assets are homemade - this is practice after all. Interestingly pretty much everything in here can be bought, since I used a lot of actual products as reference.
Every project has a beginning
Making assets..
Bring forth the lights!
The point at which it began to take real form..
Just because it may not be seen much, is no excuse for a lack of attention!
Daytime A
Daytime B
Night Time A
Night Time B
A cosy kitchen space!
The main entrance view. In the distance, bathed in sunlight is an area which has since been enclosed and turned into a luxury cinema (as you do..)
A free standing fire.. there's a lot of living room to warm!
The luxury cinema, complete with a screen so expensive that it could only truly belong in this hideously expensive virtual project.
My first experiment with Blender's cloth simulation. Works quite nicely!
No home is complete without a luxury bathroom
The fun of playing with details..