Jeff Patton JeffPatton Location: Lexington, USA Language(s):
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hi jeff, love the work, thanks for the post on the interior lighting setups, is there any chance you could do the same for on of your arch exterior setups, perhaps the one in your gallery. i love the feel you get on your renders
daveb867: Sure, I'll pull some notes together on lighting architectural exteriors in the near future.
ErshadRahbar: Thank you, however I can't take credit for most of the car models in my gallery. They are primarily models purchased from Turbosquid that I use in various projects.
hi jeff, great tip about the light shader, any chance you could post the scene used for the animation, i would like to know what your render settings are etc, and also how you have used the hdri
sorry to hog your guestbook with so many questions but i am very inspired by your working methods. my next task is to create a wet look paint i guess it would look like the teapots in your latest blog post, but only this time it would be a kind of blobby mesh, but if possible i need to have the paint look as tho it is dripping from the brush or from a painting and onto the floor to form a puddle of paint. imagine a painting that has been hung up before it has dried.
awesome materials .. ( as usual! ) 
cheers to u!
