floating pavilion

matt_vinoir · October 9th, 2002

heres a quick concept model of a project i'm doing at uni for a sculture on the river thames in london under tower bridge

ingo · October 9th, 2002

Looks nice, only the glass in the second picture is to bright. And what is the green reflecting slime surrounding the bottom of the sculpture ?

matt_vinoir · October 9th, 2002

hehe yes not the most realistic water in the world but i did only have an hour before lunch to get it done!!

The glass in the second picture is really bugging me. It's done in vray but i can't seem to get it right , weird

ingo · October 9th, 2002

Just curious, why do you add your hyperrealistic green water

if there is a lot of this fluid on the photo ? This sort of montage screams for camera mapping.
Could it be that the diffuse setting of the glass is to high or the color is white ?

kid · October 9th, 2002

ah screw photorealism and perfectionalism. I love the collaged feel this has. I actually really like the glow of the glass - like backlit sand blasted glass, but if it's not supposed to look like that I'd probably change it.

matt_vinoir · October 9th, 2002

cheers kid! know what you mean, hyper reality is not an option for architecture schools!

I think i did have the diffuse too high but i admit sandblasted glass would look cool! hehe

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ingo Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Hamburg, mostly harmless Posts: 642 Name: ingo M	Looks nice, only the glass in the second picture is to bright. And what is the green reflecting slime surrounding the bottom of the sculpture ? __________________ ingo *** www.im-graphics.com

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ingo Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Hamburg, mostly harmless Posts: 642 Name: ingo M	Just curious, why do you add your hyperrealistic green water if there is a lot of this fluid on the photo ? This sort of montage screams for camera mapping. Could it be that the diffuse setting of the glass is to high or the color is white ? __________________ ingo *** www.im-graphics.com

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kid Veteran Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 629 Name: ad hominem	ah screw photorealism and perfectionalism. I love the collaged feel this has. I actually really like the glow of the glass - like backlit sand blasted glass, but if it's not supposed to look like that I'd probably change it. __________________ cabbages

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October 9th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
matt_vinoir Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: england Posts: 316 Name: matt vinoir	heres a quick concept model of a project i'm doing at uni for a sculture on the river thames in london under tower bridge

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matt_vinoir Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: england Posts: 316 Name: matt vinoir	hehe yes not the most realistic water in the world but i did only have an hour before lunch to get it done!! The glass in the second picture is really bugging me. It's done in vray but i can't seem to get it right , weird

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matt_vinoir Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: england Posts: 316 Name: matt vinoir	cheers kid! know what you mean, hyper reality is not an option for architecture schools! I think i did have the diffuse too high but i admit sandblasted glass would look cool! hehe

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