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This is a clear nod to Dali' paintings, and to his melten watches. Feedback is appreciated.
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- The lighting is a bit too uniform to me, but that's just me. There are all kinds of different scenarios to put an oven into, so that's not a criticism. Rash's right about the indicators. Now I'm curious if you melt (modeled this way) the watches yourself or are those some Daz pack you're using. You positioned them a bit on the symmetric side. The texture on the wall is really nice, so is this yellow pipe (that'll be the one for the gas I assume). Lastly, it won't hurt to have a least a little bit of smoke above the frying pan. Nontheless, there aren't many brycers capable of this kind of final render execution. Very good work.
- What can I add? This is indeed an excellent render. The symetrical arrangement of the clocks also disturbs me a bit - but then, clocks are symetrical themselves and you might have wanted to capitalize on that.
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- This render is amazing Zorzim.No doubt this has a feeling of professionalism. You are a Bryce master, no doubt! The flames look photoreal. In fact, this entire render is very photorealistic. The modeling is outrageuosly good. Materials are perfect. As I mentioned over at Rendo, the only detail I would add would be some dials of some sort for the burners knobs, as usually there are indicators drawn to help users. The reflections are very good, and the lighting generally is impeccable. Another 5/5 from me!