Chapel WIP

[beestee]

Just got around to texturing this one yesterday, working on the interior today

I personally would have liked to use a more washed out stain color for the "barn" siding, and a much lighter stain color for the structure...but it's the clients choice

C&C welcome

[tricky]

Nice bit of design.

[armilla]

Looks very nice. I like the bloom effect.

[nikolay]

very nice...I like it!
where's that btw? seems quite unusual arc.h for me...

[beestee]

It is located in in the U.S.

Purdy, Missouri to be exact.

Thanks for all the kind comments

[conceptdesign]

Looks alot like a Fay Jones design - Nice job -

Mike

[jacksc02]

great texturing and lighting!

I would almost make the glass non transparent to block out the interior, unless you are planning on adding more detail to the interior?

[beestee]

Faye Jones had a heavy impact on a lot of designers from my area(Northwest Arkansas)

I was actually worried about the way that the wood texture would turn out because I had to extensively overhaul it in Photoshop. In fact, it is about 80% by hand.

I think I might make the glass opaque. Thanks for the tip!

Here is an interior...


...and an updated exterior(I don't think I like the red window frames)...

[jacksc02]

the updated exterior is great. I actually like the red window frame.
The interior looks a little burnt where the main windows are, what colour mapping are you using?

[beestee]

It is set to "linear multiply," default. I have 2 presets for the scene, with the interior I just cranked up the multipliers and made the IR+LC a little more refined with Adaptive QMC for the antialiasing...I know, I'm lazy

[jacksc02]

i would use exponential color mapping for the interior, it will reduce the burn and it will lighten up some of the dark areas