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Name: Ian Peters |
Haven't posted in a while, just been lazily reading all of your threads instead, so i thought i would put up some stuff. Some better than others due mainly to time constraints and/or lack of info, any opinions would be good as i'm thinking of reworking some of them just for myself. Thanks in advance
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Nice
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I love the third image of the stairwell - it reminds me of an Edward Hopper painting (can't remember the name of it though).
The bottles in the final picture look odd when they're on their side - like they've had the bottoms chopped off or something... |
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Thanks for the quick feedback guys, Thanks Andy this is the internal shot of another render (Attached) that i posted a few months back. So I had to model the externals as it was all part of the design if i had time i think i would always prefer to do that, but i suppose if I was doing a penthouse or something it would be hard to justify modeling the whole city for the view. still it would be cool if someone did.
Thanks Derek i noticed after i posted that some of the bottles are floating Also haha its amazing what you spot when its too late, cheers for the comments on the stairs I'm ashamed to say i have never heard of the artist you mentioned but will google it shortly as this is one i would like to re work, now there is no client i would like to do a realy eiree sinister looking version
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Ah its appears i had heard of Edward Hopper after all just seen the work and recognised it, I'm Crap with names so thanks even more now i know who you meant
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I think the one I'm thinking of is Stairway at 48 Rue de Lille, Paris, although I was sure he did one at a similar viewpoint to yours.
He did quite a few of a lighthouse at Cape Cod that hopefully I'll find time to model at some point... |
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Name: Ian Peters |
Well If you find time soon you can use them for that finding shores comp on the home page I'm looking for a light house for that myself.
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Congratulaions I reckon the wedding will be more rewarding than modelling a lighthouse anyway
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Name: bob mahorela |
nice images.....I particularly like the lighting.
My crit concerns the sparseness of these images. It just seems like they need some colour, plants, decorator items or something. |
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