:Day Care:

pmolson

I actually don't mind the color.
The fact that you did not over think the
color application gives it a half assed
feeling in a good way.

What is missing as far as I can see is
Screaming kids, crying kids, hair pulling, fighting,
peeing, you know....normal kids.

Nice work by the way.

p

Richard

I think these are great scenes to play with a really strong bold colour story as if a child is coloring parts, I'd do a few materials as if they thought about sarting out and working in but then got distracted and focused to colouring in small chairs and larger toys - the things in scale for them! And maybe a lighter line with no end finishes.

john.warburton

I love the mix of colour and grey scale. For me it works very well and is a style that I find many people prefer to photo-realism.

Sir

i like them, but you need more consistency in what you color and what you don't. like in the last image, only 1 chair is red, the rest aren't.

try adding color to the things you wanna draw attention to

overall i love the aesthetic

edit

also you wall brick textures dont line through.

dylan

I think it works well.

The hardest thing is getting the balance correct and choosing what should be colour.

dale

With me, my attention is always distracted by the brick texture. I love the playfulness of the color, so the question is how to apply it to focus your viewer. Still though I love the work.

Daniel

It looks like a very nice and playful daycare center. I think the limited use of color helps convey that, too.

marked001

great suggestions and ideas... appreciate it. there should be more of these, so hopefully i can refine it a bit..

obviously, doing something a la the dennis method might be better... but these are low budget jobs with a bunch of images, so i need to have straight sketchup output.

Bryan K

I rather like the style.

Stinkie

I do too. The mix of grayscale and color works for me. The images may be a tad rough around the edges, so to speak, but all in all I find them rather effective.