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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: brooklyn ny
Posts: 193
Name: gene zukowski |
I think these are really great...esp. the 2nd one. I like the conceptual feel to them...are they personal projects or for a client? What software do you use? The only thing that really stands out as a bit strange are the people in the stands in the stadium scene...that needs work, but other than that I think overall these are great! Looking forward to seeing more from you Emma!
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: lebanon
Posts: 147
Name: Fadi soueidi |
hello there these are great except the third one .
in the first one what's with the white sky ? in the third why is the street so dirty next to such a lovely structure ?(ps i notice this in many renders) good work.take care |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: lebanon
Posts: 147
Name: Fadi soueidi |
hello there these are great except the third one .
in the first one what's with the white sky ? in the third why is the street so dirty next to such a lovely structure ?(ps i notice this in many renders) good work.take care |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Shandong
Posts: 45
Name: Emma Queen |
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Thanks for your advice, birdman. The 2nd one is made for an Africa client. I made model by 3D max9, use Maxwell for render and Photoshop CS2. Hope your remarks. My MSN is emma-queen@hotmail.com. |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Shandong
Posts: 45
Name: Emma Queen |
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Thanks for your attention and advice. Yes, indeed dirty is due to renders problem. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Sydney
Posts: 696
Name: Shane Neal |
I actually like the image with the dirty street (pic with BMW and pedestrian). I think it adds to the realism, though not all clients like it. The second pic could do with a bit of detail on the horizon - not too much - but enough to stop your eye from looking out to infinity. All in all, nice work.
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Delhi NCR
Posts: 56
Name: Rakesh Kumar |
Your modeling is good. especially the first image. but lighting in the last image that stadium one is not so good according to me. lighting is burning the whole scene.but modeling is really good in all the images.
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