Boo - Children furnitures collection

[orangegraphics]

For the Meble Vox company we made a complete visual identification of children Boo collection. These innovative furniture with rounded shapes in the design using modern materials.
Our task was to create visualization which present the advantages of the product positioning as a modern furniture collection. We created animation presenting the described collection of furniture and high quality products packshots.








Studio: www.orangegrapics.pl
more : orangegraphics Boo furnitures
more in You Tube: packshots of the products

[Morne]

Its very nice overall. Nice and clean

I dont however like the dust particles in the air, they look a bit off, too big maybe

In the 3rd image, by the giraffe in the basket, just to the upper left of it, seems a layer was moved in photoshop or something as I can see the outline where the giraffe use to be.

But very well done overall. Good job!

[Neilg]

I'll echo the comment about the dust particles. lovely images overall

[AJ Jefferies]

These are wonderful. Really nice sense of space and light.

Have to agree about the dust, it looks as thought a layer was accidentally left on. But still, great work!

[MoonDoggie]

I like these a lot. I think the last one has a bit too much of a green tint however

[glorybound]

Very nice... bright and cheerful.

[glorybound]

What kind of lighting setup did you use? My interiors seem to be dark, but these are nice and bright.

[orangegraphics]

Thank you for your valuable remarks. In future we are going to correct all the inadequacies.
In this specific scene we have used LWF. In general we use various lightning. It all depends on the scene and the effects we would like to achieve.
Thank you for your comment and an honest opinion.

We would like to encourage you to see more of our works on orangegraphonics.

[MANUEL_MOUSIOL]

Really nice images! Great lighting and materials! Kudos!

What kind of lighting setup did you use? My interiors seem to be dark, but these are nice and bright.

Are you using GI? It seems like orangegraphics images benefit from a few light bounces to get the light wrap around nicely.