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Title: Vienna Chairs
Post by: GorArakelyanF on 2016-06-25, 22:27:17

I have prepared  these renders for a special training course on texturing and rendering.

Enjoy.

Title: Re: Vienna Chairs
Post by: maru on 2016-06-27, 15:29:49

I really like the closeup shot.

Title: Re: Vienna Chairs
Post by: GorArakelyanF on 2016-06-28, 10:29:13

Thank you, To be honest, it took the minimum time of work, most of the time I was working on chairs :D  here is one more close up.

Title: Re: Vienna Chairs
Post by: GorArakelyanF on 2016-07-22, 19:03:19

Full Course online free is here https://www.udemy.com/furniture-visualization-course-for-architects-and-designers/

Title: Re: Vienna Chairs
Post by: Marcellus Ludovicus on 2016-07-22, 20:25:10

I like the chair.  Curious though, is this a common chair style in Austria (or wherever)? E.g. English speaking countries would understand the term "windsor chair."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsor_chair (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsor_chair)

Title: Re: Vienna Chairs
Post by: burnin on 2016-07-23, 01:33:51

Chair is nicely done and detailed, other things not so much and as such make image unbalanced.

Another note:
It is No. 788 Bresso chair (http://www.thonet.com.au/type_products/no-788-bresso/) by Thonet workshops (http://www.thonet.com.au/history/) (for many years the only one allowed to make bent wood furniture in the Austro-Hungarian empire).
This one is No.14 Vienna chair (http://www.thonet.com.au/type_products/no-18-thonet-4/)...
(http://images.crateandbarrel.com/is/image/Crate/ViennaSideChairBlack3QS10/$web_zoom_furn_av$/150312112024/vienna-side-chair.jpg)

Title: Re: Vienna Chairs
Post by: GorArakelyanF on 2016-07-24, 16:57:50

Thank for the information.  I am huge fan of them