W.I.P .... Damn clients .. : )

[natty]

This was my next job to go out the door today then the client pulled the plug ... so its far from finnished ... but i thought i'd post ..

[cocolas]

nice one natty,

I like the floor..... it looks just right.

the ceiling seems a bit too relfective....maybe a little more subtle glossies.

nice IES pattern as well.


too bad they cancel it on you.....it has a lot of potential in turning into a great scene


paul.

[Mark David]

Awesome work as usual dude..congrats, wonderfull materials man.

Hey i recognize those ies

Best regards my friend

Mark

[DaForce]

Very nice. I quite like the somewhat reflective roof, it offers some nice color variations.

Good work...so far

Why did they pull the plug?

[natty]

yeah the reflective ceiling tile ... "roof" isnt that something that you get on a house ??

[DaForce]

ahhh yeah....that too.. hahah

[Da_elf]

knowing how fast you work. i tend to wonder when they canceled it? 30 minutes into the project? hehe. looks cool. i agree about the roof being too reflective however we must all realise we are looking at an unfinished piece i guess and cant really make too many nagative comments since we have no idea what was planed for it

[cocolas]

you're right da_elf, and mine wasn't intended as a negative comment....just an in progress observation.

again, too bad they canceled it on you


paul.

[paulison]

really nice natural looking render. ceiling tiles look great IMHO

damned clients...I just finished a job with about 3-4 revisions and now they are going through my invoice refusing to pay for the revisions that were not used..... ie only paying for the final version. How wrong is that?

[rpc212]

Paulison, Woah! That is seriously screwed up!

The client can't agree on a price and then start deducting work after it has been done!

That is so unethical on their part. Did you have a contract? If so I hope that you waved it in front of their face and told them that they, the client, made the revisions so they have to pay for them. Clearly, the days of trusting someones word are over. If it isn't in writing it is meaningless.

I think using the below example to a client is always good:

If a client doesn't want to pay for work done I would ask them if they will go to the grocery store, buy lunch for me, and then take back the empty wrappers and explain to the grocery store that even though I ate the food I am not going to use it and the client can ask for their money back! This is what they have asked you to do! Unbelievable. I hope you got money up front too.

I hope the situation has worked out for you and the client saw the light and realized how scummy they were being.

Good luck,

rpc212

[Da_elf]

i always add the tag line "Any changes made to plans, storyboards or blueprints after the modeling stage has commenced will result in a renegotiation of the price" to all my contracts now.

[nebille]

good work natty, any chance you could share the ies files that you used. Ive been looking for downlights like those for ages

all the best

nebille

[BBullo]

Nebille, check out this thread;

http://www.chaoticdimension.com/foru...&highlight=ies

[natty]

check your mail dude ..