The Youngest Architect in Sketchucation

Daniel

I recall the advise/criticism of a professor once....your client does not want to shell out lots of money to build a building, only to see it sitting there empty (especially retail), so you shouldn't present it that way. Put some life into your images.

solo

@stevebo said:

I think these images have a great deal of potential but currently just look a bit "flat". Unrefined maybe is a better word, but they don't really have a good "punch" to the image. Like it has been said before, it needs some life. Maybe people and maybe turn on the computer screens! Have an image on the monitors.

I hope you don't mind, but I did a quick Photoshop job of one of the images. Very quick but just gives an idea of what I mean. Adding some life and depth into the image.

Attention to details mate...

All good presentations need to be scrutinised by a trained eye before releasing to the untrained eye.

texture UV's
Material wrong
Black material or shadow? looks wrong
Light hotspot/burn
Diffuse mat? or forgotten material?
Too shiny, no bump or spec.

Gwyatt

Love the renders, what render pack did you use in the end?

Hieru

@brokenstaral said:

If you don't...you can only call youself architectural designer.

Not necessarily a dirty word in my experience