We arrived at noon in Amsterdam, after a 6 hour layover in Chicago, found our hotel and crashed for a few hours. Suitably refreshed, we went out for dinner and a stroll. In a ~50 meter ped/bike tunnel we found an astonishing mural made up of six inch fired tiles. Here’s one small section.
Following on from the previous series of postings, here is another closeup, this time using V-Ray and V-Ray materials.
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This is another closeup of the scene from the previous three postings. This one was done with the Radeon ProRender renderer, with ProRender materials.
This is another close-up – see the two previous postings. This one was done with Renderman using all Renderman materials.
This is a close up of the scene from the previous posting. Again, it was rendered with Redshift.
This was modeled with Maya, rendered with Redshift, with all Redshift materials. Redshift is a GPU renderer and the render time was somewhat shorter than my experience with Arnold, but perhaps only roughly 1/2 as long. However, I was using a consumer grade graphics card (Nvidia 1080 founders edition).
This was modeled with Maya, rendered with Arnold.
