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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NYC
Age: 53
Posts: 154
Name: Joseph Petrino |
I need to show these renderings to a client and I just can't figure out why they are so uninteresting.
Any comments welcomed. South View North View (Autocad to Max to Lightscape & back to Max) thanks |
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I agree about the 'un-interesting' and I am having a hard time answering 'why'. Are the colors accurate? That orange is a bit unfortunate.
OK--try this--make the floor more red, make the upper walls/ceiling more white. That will give the space a bit more life, and make it more unified as a colorful lobby. Alternatively, knock back the color on the orange. The first view has the problem of what you see outside being far more interesting than what's inside. Try to bring down the contrast and saturation of the bitmap for outside. I did a few quick bits with curves, dividing the image into ceiling, orange and floors. Judge for yourself it is going in a 'better' direction: Can you take some licence and add a subtle color fade (dark cools towards lighter warms) in Photoshop? |
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Australia
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Name: ad hominem |
the blurring of the street beyond, in the first image makes it feel like I'm looking into a little doll house with my eye hard up to it.
The second image, those doors look like empty bookcases, and I get the feeling of emtiness and desolation because I keep thinking, "when are they moving in, and fill those empty bookcases". I took the liberty to butcher your image in photoshop, I think Ernest had more success. ![]()
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Hi Joseph,
Why not add a subtle blurred reflection to the floor (only on the tiles, not on the gaps). Do chamfer the edge of the desk at the right because in real life there are no hard edges. rgds nisus
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I think that Josephs original colors are better...
but why is it so empty there. Fill the counter with some objects on it, some planters on the floor... Architecturally, there is nothing tying the upper white walls with orange color under it. Either repeat some white on the bottom, or some brown/orange on the upper part. You can also use vertical objects to tie them (like a long and narrow vertical flag...) but first, fill the place up. good luck. |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: portugal
Posts: 89
Name: sergio rocha |
yeps, i agree with big , overblown lights are cool but donīt show the space as well. your image isnīt balanced because your right side is to strong, so if you choose to use people in there you should place some more to balance the render (maybe a centered one). Iīll try something quick in photoshop to show you.
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