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Here's an exterior from last year done here in NYC... (then) Max7, Vray 1.47, PS CS2. There were actually three schemes but this one was the most interesting. Comments welcome!
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Which part is made in 3dsmax? :P
It looks very nice. The only thing that I noticed, but can't put my finger on is near the second balcony. The balcony on the first floor is positioned between the two adjoining buildings, but the top one is aligned with them.
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That's really, really nice. I would love to see the other two schemes as well if you feel like digging them up.
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It looks good seems like maybe the tree went into the building more or it just got stamped over in Ps.Comment
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Good eye...I originally had a bit more of both trees in there, but the client wanted it trimmed back like this...hey, he's payin' the bills, so...here's the other two schemes. Thanks for the comments/feedback!Originally posted by Sawyer View PostAttached FilesComment
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That's what I noticed as well.
Personally I like scheme1 better.
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very good,
But, I do not understand the trees on the left, is lost on the brick building. Perhaps the shifting slightly to the left.Comment
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