Another Skyrise

arnold@asylumstudio.co.za · September 30th, 2008

Recently completed skyrise that we had real fun doing it... Hopefully you guys like it..

Maxer · September 30th, 2008

My only comment other than very nice is that your reflections in the water don't match up with those around it.

kippu · September 30th, 2008

and sky ..just find it a little overbearing

arnold@asylumstudio.co.za · October 1st, 2008

thank you for your comments.. We do like a dramatic sky as we think it works rather well..We will however have a look at the reflections in the water..

Gander0 · October 1st, 2008

Seems like a good project. Is the client only asking for the dusk shot, or can we expect to see some daytime ones?

Maybe take some of the green/yellow out of the buildings on the right of the photography or darken them down a bit as they seem to draw the eye away from the towers and have a flood lit parking lot feel about them?

Nice though

vboyz · October 1st, 2008

hm..wonder how long you make this,and what software do you use...plus where do you get nice image background and all stuff..

its nice dude..i hope i can make like thats some times...

arnold@asylumstudio.co.za · October 1st, 2008

hey there...took me a day to build it in max.The shape was rather complex as essentially there is three towers that are shifting two degrees every time it goes up the floor.There is 78 floors!!! Anyway i gave up to do it manually in the first hour and then just wrote a simple script to do an "array" with little bit more flexibility than the one that comes with max. Afterward it was just a matter of texturing and lining up of the camera to make sure it matches the picture (supplied by client). Obviously we cleaned it up and enhance it to get get the look that we wanted. There is a single light in the scene everything else that you see is painted in photoshop. Took about 4 hours... We are busy with day views and once we have something we will posting that...

Gander0 · October 1st, 2008

Under two days?

Good work!

Elbereth · October 1st, 2008

Arnold, really good work, I love it!
Very dramatic sky, beautuful reflections. Water is very photorealistic!
Seems to me, skyscraper model isn't enough detailed. If it has more details, this render can look as photo...

adricorrea · October 1st, 2008

GREAT WORK

I would love to do something like that, very dramatic, really like the sky,
I am not sure where the green reflection in the water is coming from, but still very nice

September 30th, 2008	#2 (permalink)
Maxer Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: USA Age: 34 Posts: 2,491 Name: Devin Johnston	Re: Another Skyrise My only comment other than very nice is that your reflections in the water don't match up with those around it. __________________ “There is no spoon” http://devinjohnston.cgsociety.org/gallery/

September 30th, 2008	#3 (permalink)
kippu Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: india Age: 32 Posts: 1,389 Name: maria prem	Re: Another Skyrise and sky ..just find it a little overbearing __________________ architecture visualization services www.renderviz.com

October 1st, 2008	#4 (permalink)
arnold@asylumstudio.co.za Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Johannesburg Age: 33 Posts: 309 Name: Arnold Sher	Re: Another Skyrise thank you for your comments.. We do like a dramatic sky as we think it works rather well..We will however have a look at the reflections in the water..

October 1st, 2008	#5 (permalink)
Gander0 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: London, UK Age: 31 Posts: 170 Name: Jan Gall	Re: Another Skyrise Seems like a good project. Is the client only asking for the dusk shot, or can we expect to see some daytime ones? Maybe take some of the green/yellow out of the buildings on the right of the photography or darken them down a bit as they seem to draw the eye away from the towers and have a flood lit parking lot feel about them? Nice though

October 1st, 2008	#6 (permalink)
vboyz Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Palembang ,south east Sumatra Posts: 12 Name: Romi volentino	Re: Another Skyrise hm..wonder how long you make this,and what software do you use...plus where do you get nice image background and all stuff..its nice dude..i hope i can make like thats some times...

October 1st, 2008	#7 (permalink)
arnold@asylumstudio.co.za Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Johannesburg Age: 33 Posts: 309 Name: Arnold Sher	Re: Another Skyrise hey there...took me a day to build it in max.The shape was rather complex as essentially there is three towers that are shifting two degrees every time it goes up the floor.There is 78 floors!!! Anyway i gave up to do it manually in the first hour and then just wrote a simple script to do an "array" with little bit more flexibility than the one that comes with max. Afterward it was just a matter of texturing and lining up of the camera to make sure it matches the picture (supplied by client). Obviously we cleaned it up and enhance it to get get the look that we wanted. There is a single light in the scene everything else that you see is painted in photoshop. Took about 4 hours... We are busy with day views and once we have something we will posting that...

October 1st, 2008	#8 (permalink)
Gander0 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: London, UK Age: 31 Posts: 170 Name: Jan Gall	Re: Another Skyrise Under two days? Good work!

October 1st, 2008	#9 (permalink)
Elbereth Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Russia Posts: 48 Name: Irina Inyakina	Re: Another Skyrise Arnold, really good work, I love it! Very dramatic sky, beautuful reflections. Water is very photorealistic! Seems to me, skyscraper model isn't enough detailed. If it has more details, this render can look as photo...

October 1st, 2008	#10 (permalink)
adricorrea Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Poole Age: 30 Posts: 62 Name: Adriana Correa	Re: Another Skyrise GREAT WORK I would love to do something like that, very dramatic, really like the sky, I am not sure where the green reflection in the water is coming from, but still very nice

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