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    • D Offline
      delineator
      last edited by

      hi! i'm new here, just joined a week ago out of of curiosity with what's happening inside sketchucation and actually enjoyed a lot. here's my first post, comments and suggestions are very much welcome. thanks!

      http://i734.photobucket.com/albums/ww346/rehoboam/pinal.jpg

      learn from the masters, for they too, have adored and praised great men.

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        hvanessen
        last edited by

        Very nice, but the floor is to shiny for me.

        But everything else i like it a lot

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          siehthree
          last edited by

          This image looks great! It appears that your light fixtures are not fully recessed into your ceiling though... Also, your background may be a bit too blurry to achieve that photo effect, but a very nice image!

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            delineator
            last edited by

            @ HvanEssen
            thanks for the comment bro!! the floor was done to be that way, because i was trying to depict a freshly polished floor which would show cleanliness, wherein this is needed for this hotel/ residential project situated somewhere remote here in the philippines. blessed be!!

            @ siehthree

            the lights were very rushed,my apologies. the background was my boss' request,he was very furious with what he wants regarding the background, i had nothing to do but follow. hehe!! thanks so much bro!! blessed be!!

            learn from the masters, for they too, have adored and praised great men.

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              Luis Esteves
              last edited by

              Hi delineator,

              Very nice render.

              I don't know why, but when i watch your render, it reminds me a model, with very small objetcs. Maybe due to the deph of field. I don't know...

              Is anyone felleing the same thing ? Or should I go to a doctor πŸ’š

              Anyway, it is currently snowy and cold here in Paris. I'd like to be in that sunny place πŸ˜„

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                honoluludesktop
                last edited by

                Hi delineator, Nice usable render. I too do not care for the highly reflective floor and would tone it down a bit, but agree with the blurred background as it gives the feeling of depth. The render could use more contrast, perhaps your ceiling and the background is on the light side.

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                  siehthree
                  last edited by

                  No need to apologize, this is still a quality render, I know it can be quite difficult to please the 'man'... Keep up the good work!

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                    rickgraham
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                    Either I'll be banned from these sites for my 'critical critiques...' πŸ˜„

                    My observations:

                    1. The carpet under the coffee table looks too fake. The materials showing on the side of the carpet match those showing on the top. This shouldn't be the case.
                    2. You show 3 copies of the same magazine twice. Is this on purpose since it is a hotel?
                    3. The pillows on the couch are too pointy. They need to smoothed out a bit.
                    4. There is something about the plant in the corner that really draws my eye. I'm not sure that its because the background is blurred or that it looks too 'real' compared with the rest of the model., but it just grabs my attention first.

                    I honestly do like the rendering and I feel like I'm a hypocrite since I have yet to render a thing, but as I said in another post. Its part of my daily job (QA of sorts).

                    Rick

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                      JHuman
                      last edited by

                      I agree with all of rickgraham's comments. Those are the little things that make really sweet renderings. I would also add that the stream of light from the can lights should be taken out or blurred slightly.

                      I think overall its a good start, just keep workin on it!

                      • Doweth!
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                        Daniel
                        last edited by

                        Very nice rendering. The floor doesn't bother me (wish I could get mine that shiny). I don't think you'd see the cones of light coming from the ceiling fixtures delineated during daytime, however. The background image isn't too bad since the focus is in the forground, but I can see some jpeg artifacts in it.

                        My avatar is an anachronism.

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                          delineator
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                          thanks very much for the comments, i guess these would further help me fix whatever needs to be improved. i'll have to practice more this holiday, while enjoying christmas! πŸ˜„ i'll be posting some of my other works for you guys to comment upon. i'd be very glad to learn from all of you here in sketchucation. thanks once again. πŸ˜„

                          learn from the masters, for they too, have adored and praised great men.

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