Vkiurus Gallery of random doodles :)

[Dervish]

awesome work, keep it up. They look like quick concepts, which I find interesting.

[nehale]

Some new, quick stuff :)

[vkiuru]

Thanks!

[vkiuru]

[artmaknev]

That aerial indeed looks really good, so much excellent detail and beautiful lighting! well done!

[awaismalik]

Thanks!

Amazing Work :) Just want to know why there is curtains not attached with anything :O

[vkiuru]

Thanks!

Amazing Work :) Just want to know why there is curtains not attached with anything :O

Lol good point. I guess they're future curtains that don't need anything to hold them in place :D

[Adi]

You really know how to make an awesome nature on exterior shots .
There are some amazing renders here and I would like to see some tutorials and "making of" discussions if possible :)

Keep up the great work.

[vkiuru]

Thanks! I could make some pointers about the nature part once I get some spare time.

Some recent stuff!

[Specto3d]

Wow, last two renders are stunning! Nice mood

[artmaknev]

Great renders, the chromatic aberration on the last one is a bit strong on the right side, especially when viewed upclose but looks really photoreal overall!

Did you make CA effect in photoshop, or is it rendered in?

[JakubCech]

Wohoo some really great work going on here.
I love how precisely renderings look - do you mind sharing workflow? I mean, contrast or any post pro applied?
I think renderings are very very well balanced in terms of shadows / highlights, they are looking very punchy and precise.
Interiors and exteriors both are awesome, keep up great work :)

Jakub

[michaltimko]

Tables on last 2 images are hovering  ? :P

[vkiuru]

Thanks ppl!

artmaknev: CA is a bit much sometimes, I agree. I only always notice it afterwards :) and yes it's Photoshop.

JakubCech: Thanks! Not much to say about the workflow, I try to keep things simple and figure out a way to make things look nice (to my eyes, at least) at the same time. About post processing, I usually do some curve corrections to get the medium areas brighter, glow effects etc. I also sometimes use the abomination that is Ambient Occlusion :) Just mask in some areas that seem to benefit from it. For instance, if I can't avoid burning out some brighter parts a slight AO can bring back some detail :) Also play around with bright versus dark area color tint with curves or other tools.

michaltimko: F¤%K!! how'd I miss that :D

[vkiuru]

A couple recent ones, the signs are ugly but I had no control over the matter :)