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    • allanxA Offline
      allanx
      last edited by

      Hi to everyone,

      I got here a simple scene with some Photoshop edits, some new samples for my Portfolio...

      I'll be doing alot of Interior shots and would like to preview it here..

      Thanks,

      allanx


      Chair_scene_Final_V2.jpg

      [Portfolio](https://www.coroflot.com/designers/work-stream?id)

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      • DanielD Offline
        Daniel
        last edited by

        If it's a waiting room, where are last year's subscription magazines?

        Rendering looks good, but the chair looks too tall (compared to width and depth).

        My avatar is an anachronism.

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        • allanxA Offline
          allanx
          last edited by

          Thanks Daniel,

          Yeah your right about the proportion, didn't notice till now thanks for pointing that out....

          I'll adjust it and give it another go...

          allanx

          [Portfolio](https://www.coroflot.com/designers/work-stream?id)

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          • mitcorbM Offline
            mitcorb
            last edited by

            Hi, allanx:
            Is this a chair of your own design, or is it an example of one that is manufactured? My concern is that while the arm shape is pleasing from a geometric standpoint, I wonder how the user would react. Or, is it the intention in this design not to let the user get too comfortable. I suspect some furniture mfr's do this, say, for bars and restaurants, that thrive on high rate of turnover in clientele.

            I take the slow, deliberate approach in my aimless wandering.

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