Here, is a small space, that I am trying to make nice. The stone looks flat, and my shadows are to sharp. Other than that, what can I do to improve it. [dental-office 2.jpg]

I’d say the doorhandle on the left is too high, and the other doors need one too :). The plant in front of the Van Gogh i’d place on the right hand side (under the first avenue dental text). All your sharp object edges need some amount of chamfering. The material on the chair looks kinda plastic-y, …

whose is that big tooth? :wink:

update - the big tooth is just something I had, and seemed like a good idea. I spent some time on Google images, and a lot of offices had little gimmicky things sitting around the lobby area. All the changes were quickly made in PS, so I didn’t move anything. [dental-office.jpg]

To much blue, so I changed the wallpaper back to tan. Once I get feedback from the Architect, I’ll do a final. Question. How do I soften my shadow lines coming from the lights? Should I used a different IES? Or, is there a light setting I can play with? [dental-office 2.jpg]

I think my problem with this image is not so much the rendering. Its the design (or lack of). There must be 10 or more different elements/materials going on in such a small space. Its awful. You are always going to struggle to get something like that looking ‘nice’. Sorry to be harsh. I think the s…

yes. it is a very dated 70’s look, but that seems to sell up here. I used the default settings on the IES, so I’ll look into it deeper.

How about a slight displacement on those stones, and maybe overall add some contrast in photoChop? Maybe a bit of a bump on the carpet?

Actually, I do have a displacement on the stone, but unless I create a custom map I don’t get much of a displacement. The ones that come with the Arrow-way textures seem not to work. I’ll work on the carpet.

You can change the softness of an IES light by altering particular numbers in the IES file. Check out this blog post for more info: Viz Tech Support for Companies and Artists: Photorealistic rendering: Vray and mental ray : 3d images You can also override the light emitter shape in the VrayIES ligh…

great, thanks![quote=“Pixelcon, username:Pixelcon”] You can change the softness of an IES light by altering particular numbers in the IES file. Check out this blog post for more info: Viz Tech Support for Companies and Artists: Photorealistic rendering: Vray and mental ray : 3d images You can also…

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I think your images are too dark

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