Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP

kunstraum.tv · March 17th, 2005

Hi,

great start by everyone so far. I´m a little late with my WIP, but I hope I can keep up in the next days !

My ambition was to create an interior where every shape is motivated by the design. My hope is that in the end it´s possible to see the room as a whole design and not as the numbers of different shapes. I also tried to keep the design as "pure" as possible, as the single shapes are. So far 2 shapes are left and i hope I can intergrate them to the design in the next step.

The next goal is to create a special mood with materials and lighting. The room is an exhibition hall and the "holes" in the right wall are for a special reason....hope i can show it the next days, when it is ready.....hmmmm, a lot to do in the next days, I think I must hurry a bit ;-) so far it´s still very rough

oliviercampagne · March 17th, 2005

Hey ! great thought and strong design ! the best would be to keep the design as simple as possible that you will immediatly recognize all the shapes... maybe the room is to deep ...

mike_sul · March 18th, 2005

Hi marc, just off topic. i notice that all the mesh in the scenes that you have posted here have a relativlely higher facecount, for example the wall could be a box with 12 faces but instead has a lot of faces / segmentation on it .. also the cylinder could have been done with a lesser number of segmentation and still retained the smooth look.. are you deliberately ignoring the optimisation part of 3d modelling, or is there something else in you mind when you do so .. pls elaborate.

kunstraum.tv · March 18th, 2005

yes, it is for a certain reason

voltaire_ira · March 18th, 2005

Our new Architecture building has corridors having exactly the same concept. it has light wells on the ceiling and holes on the walls to allow light inside. pretty cool especially when you could see the volume light effect.

kunstraum.tv · March 20th, 2005

okay, still a lot to do...especially the area in the back. all shapes are now in the scene, more or less in the foucs. but here´s a first
impression of the mood and the lighting. more tomorrow...

Tim Nelson · March 20th, 2005

Good design & good lighting. I'm not too crazy about the tilted camera though. I think the design alone should be enough without tilting the camera to create added interest.

otacon · March 20th, 2005

Nice design. I agree about the tilted camera, makes me dizzy.

Chunky · March 20th, 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by kunstraum.tv

okay, still a lot to do...especially the area in the back. all shapes are now in the scene, more or less in the foucs. but here´s a first
impression of the mood and the lighting. more tomorrow...

Woow... GOOD LUCK ... this is amazing .. this is all what I cal say for now.. keep the good work ...

love it

Adel

steffen_l · March 20th, 2005

very nice light and a wonderful floor texture ! from an architectural point of view it's somewhat strange to have sunlight and all those lights switched on at the same time. but this contest is not about ecology anyway

steffen

March 17th, 2005	#2 (permalink)
oliviercampagne Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: paris Age: 32 Posts: 162 Name: Olivier Campagne	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP Hey ! great thought and strong design ! the best would be to keep the design as simple as possible that you will immediatly recognize all the shapes... maybe the room is to deep ...

March 18th, 2005	#3 (permalink)
mike_sul Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: India Posts: 37 Name: mike sullivan	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP Hi marc, just off topic. i notice that all the mesh in the scenes that you have posted here have a relativlely higher facecount, for example the wall could be a box with 12 faces but instead has a lot of faces / segmentation on it .. also the cylinder could have been done with a lesser number of segmentation and still retained the smooth look.. are you deliberately ignoring the optimisation part of 3d modelling, or is there something else in you mind when you do so .. pls elaborate.

March 18th, 2005	#4 (permalink)
kunstraum.tv Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Berlin, Germany Age: 35 Posts: 181 Name: Marc Gruber-Laux	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP yes, it is for a certain reason __________________ www.purerender.com architecture. vision. emotion

March 18th, 2005	#5 (permalink)
voltaire_ira Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: SeyBoooooooooo Age: 29 Posts: 431 Name: John Voltaire Garcia	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP Our new Architecture building has corridors having exactly the same concept. it has light wells on the ceiling and holes on the walls to allow light inside. pretty cool especially when you could see the volume light effect. __________________ QUICKRENDER VISUALIZATION STUDIO quickrender@smartbro.net

March 20th, 2005	#7 (permalink)
Tim Nelson Veteran Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Providence, RI Age: 30 Posts: 1,612 Name: Tim Nelson	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP Good design & good lighting. I'm not too crazy about the tilted camera though. I think the design alone should be enough without tilting the camera to create added interest. __________________ Tim Nelson timnelson3d.com

March 20th, 2005	#8 (permalink)
otacon Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: memphis Age: 23 Posts: 332 Name: Jason Lee	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP Nice design. I agree about the tilted camera, makes me dizzy. __________________ My gallery Paradigm Productions

March 20th, 2005	#10 (permalink)
steffen_l Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Zürich Age: 32 Posts: 17 Name: Steffen Lemmerzahl	Re: Marc Gruber-Laux - WIP very nice light and a wonderful floor texture ! from an architectural point of view it's somewhat strange to have sunlight and all those lights switched on at the same time. but this contest is not about ecology anyway steffen

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