cabin

[val2]

This is a small job I did. The main thing was I was to make the model so the client could look at the thing in 3D. The image was secondary so I could do basically what I wanted. Comment are welcome

[glorybound]

Nice job. Some stuff inside and glass reflections would do a lot for the image. Nice job on all the wood.

[prateekvishwa]

Nice job. Some stuff inside and glass reflections would do a lot for the image. Nice job on all the wood.

I agree.. reflection will add more realism to the image.

[val2]

Interesting, I had originally had a more pronounced reflection on the glass and had an interior light, the image was my first pass. But after fooling with the image it somehow dropped away as I became focused on other things. I think I need to revisit it. thanks.

[glorybound]

Nice! Curtains or blinds and you'll be golden.

[val2]

Are you saying the last image is better than the first or are you just talking about the lighted interior? The black holes that are the windows is something I was thinking about for what it seems like 3 discussions. The arch viz image, the recreation of the photograph and the personal visual experience. When I stand outside of my house and look at windows in houses during the day I see black holes. An arch-viz image has a set of conventions to make the image inviting (black holes are a little foreboding) so it needs adjusting so I'm always of two minds when I do things more for my own interests.

[glorybound]

I like the second one better. Standing that close you should see something inside. I usually layer my reflection pass, in Photoshop, until it looks correct.

[prateekvishwa]

Are you saying the last image is better than the first or are you just talking about the lighted interior? The black holes that are the windows is something I was thinking about for what it seems like 3 discussions. The arch viz image, the recreation of the photograph and the personal visual experience. When I stand outside of my house and look at windows in houses during the day I see black holes. An arch-viz image has a set of conventions to make the image inviting (black holes are a little foreboding) so it needs adjusting so I'm always of two minds when I do things more for my own interests.

I hope you dont mind.. i quickly did little photoshoping over your image to show what i mean in my above comment.. no doubt this is can be done more convincingly with in 3d while rendering..

[val2]

No I don't mind at all, I understand your comment, I was and am just trying to make up my mind on things, I have done a number of iterations, the last image was the first and the first image was the last. I use Autodesk Composite to do my post work (I prefer it over photoshop). Thanks for your input.

[val2]

So taking things that were suggested I did some modifications.

[val2]

A follow up render of the kitchen in this cabin. Just fooling with render elements. The only things I didn't make are the two plants.


cheers

Val