Although the building is terrible, I had a lot of fun creating this picture ![]()
Looks like it was a fun project. looking good! How did you create the snow? I think that the sky doesn’t fit the scene very well. Maybe try another sky. Even thought you say the building isn’t quite up to par, you could look into materials a little bit flat. Maybe changing the angle of the sun to make some of the building facades be different in shade and light. Right now It seems to be evenly lit. But overall I think you’ve done a good job.
Thanks for suggestions.
Snow is a mix of some procedurals and hand painted maps connected to displacement. I used a converted snow material from evermotion tree and tweaked it a bit.
Good point, I didn’t take my time on materials. I started this project in vray and converted everything to corona. I was in a rush so I decided to focus on the enviroment and let go everything else.
With the ligtning this is almost what I wanted to achieve. It was meant to be late evening during snow storm, so it should be evenly lit mostly by the sky and artificial lights. I wanted to avoid diferent shading on facades. As for an evening scene it is also overbright, but exact photorealism was not my goal. Sky was found fast and it quite suits me. But I heard similar opinions that I could improve it
The light from the sun is an error which i missed and forgot to correct ![]()
Best regards.
I think there is some problem with color profiles on this forum. I work with sRGB and save the images as sRGB but they are way oversaturated when I upload them here. What might be the cause?
Your browser?
Chrome. But on other sites, like facebook it looks fine…
Are you saving the images in Photoshop? Maybe you are embedding some crazy color profile?
Yep, photoshop. Cyrl alt shift + s - web profile
Have you checked on a different browser? Maybe it’s some Chrome magic?
same on mozilla and IE
all files I upload here are viewed correctly only on standard windows monitor profile. With any monitor calibration I get oversaturated results, even on default eizo profiles.





