Christ The Redeemer Competition, Rio - Podium Renders

Edson

A lot of work and good textures.
I like a lot how you have created the grass in the second picture.

I would have liked to see more shadows on the grass and more defined.

thans, roberto. grass textures benefit a lot from a non planar terrain as it avoids tiling. i prefer blurred shadows to well defined ones.

dale

Congratulations, very nice work.

holmes1977

Great images Edson
I think they portray your design very well. The lighting on the interior shot is perfect.
Beautiful place Rio.

phmeier

Congratulations Edson ... vre well done !! My hometown say thanks !

Representando e modelando bem terras tupiniquins ,,, !!! !

Abraços cara e sucesso!

Edson

thanks, dale, jonathan and philippe. your comments were greatly appreciated!

nomeradona

these are excellent render edson.. wow.

Chris Fullmer

You need more jaqueira in you renders there Edson. I remember a lot of beautiful jaqueira there. I never did try a jaca though.... hehe. I probably should have.

Chris

Edson

indeed, chris. in fact, this place is a forest. at these moments i wish i had experience with an app like vue – like pete suggested above – to cover this mountain with trees. it would be a nightmare to do this in sketchup.

p.s.: did you get my pm?

Fletch

Great work, Edson! I have been there, it's an incredible experience... even the anticipation as you travel on the road on the trip there.

Edson

@fletch said:

Great work, Edson! I have been there, it's an incredible experience... even the anticipation as you travel on the road on the trip there.

hi, fletch. thanks. do you mean you have been to rio and to that place?

Phil Rader AIA

Edson

Great looking project and renders. I particularly like "13_ConjuntoCima.jpg" It's one of those images that captures the magnitude of the space that photographs alone can not portray. It's humbling when you are in the presence of majestic spaces like this and you realize that we are but a tiny part of this universe, yet we have the power to do so much harm to it.

It's always a pleasure to see your work.

Regards

Phil