Office space...
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Here are a couple of recent projects... what'cha think? I also wanted to thank Tom for the tree you see in the first pic, can't wait to see the whole pack!
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David, since I don't see any handicap parking spaces, I guess I will have to bitch about something else. In my considerably overblown opinion, I think the two photorealistic fir trees in the first image do not match the rest of the composition style-wise.
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Nice, veggies are the hardest for me. I like the people and cars, what was your source?
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In the second image there needs to be some people and furniture inside the building.
I also don't think the realistic trees fit with the scene.
Other than that, good work.
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Nice. Those would fit right in my neighborhood.
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Good work bubba. You always seem to have a way to make the best of the basics in SU without using a rendering engine. I love seeing that.
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@unknownuser said:
David, since I don't see any handicap parking spaces, I guess I will have to bitch about something else.
I'm not finished with either rendering so I will add these when they're updated.@unknownuser said:
I think the two photorealistic fir trees in the first image do not match the rest of the composition style-wise.
I don't think these trees look photorealistic in my opinion. I will probably be rendering these in Kerkythea anyways...@unknownuser said:
I like the people and cars, what was your source?
FormFonts@unknownuser said:
In the second image there needs to be some people and furniture inside the building.
I will definitely be adding some interior entourage as I'm doing a night and day rendering. I just gave them this so they could look over the design before moving forward!Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions...
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add some depth/contrast/richness w/ some photoshop tweaks... and get a better glass material for SU and these will be very nice.
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It would be great to see some renders of this model, I think I see something of your work with kerkythea, or at least add elements with photoshop (as I said) maybe the sky, vegetation and things like that.
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I personally wouldn't tilt the camera up when composing a pretty straightforward shot of a 2-storey bldg. A 2-point persperctive would be nicer IMHO.
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