Hi Guys:
Spent the last couple days on this project. Client did not understand the space so we decided to create 3D model. Kept it all white to show only space and lighting. There are tons of modelling errors because I had to do it so quickly. Ornamentation is a pain in the ass to model. Enjoy!
24 hours total modelling time.
1.3 million faces.
IRMAP calc time around 16 minutes each view.
2000x1500 render times around 5 minutes each view.
Added a bit of diffuse glow in Pshop.
yeah…it seems a colage of stuff glued together…hehhe
brim:
nice modeling and general lighting - it couild probably use a little more directional light and brightness…right now it looks like an overcast day.
great column capitols!!!..nice detail work…can’t wait to see it textured…
But I can not say the same of the building, I never saw anything like this before… at least a half of the major clumns are missing, the balcony definitively is not part of the same cinderela history… ha well I just cant belive in what I m seeing :roll:
Hi Guys,
Thx for the comments. The client is very hell-bent on the design, his wife drew the initial plans, elevations so they knew exactly what they wanted. He actually named the house “El Palasio” - means “the palace” in Spanish.
I agree about the huge carport in the front - the client wanted this very feature much. I had fun modelling it but I also do not like the design too much. And yes, it is in Florida, of course. By the way, the Corithian column capitals I bought from Turbosquid - wish I could model them but I’m nowhere near as good as whoever did model them. :o
Hey Brim, how did you model the column captials? Looks nice!
I think the designer has a small obsession with Vizcaya perhaps.
Trying to cram elements of Vizcaya and some curvature into a small
space. Let me guess at the colors… coral pink and coral beige?
That would be funny, looking forward to seeing the end product.
That is some great modeling work for such a short time frame.
I like the dome and turrets, adds an estate quality. What the $$$ tag
on that bad boy?
I think that monster entry might work with some large landscape features
like Washingtonian and Queen palms, surrounded of course by Sego palms. Perhaps that would help, mock up some landscape around
the entry to either accent or minimize the height.
too bad you can’t post the model and let us all take a stab at seeing who can come up with the worst color scheme
My opinion - if the client pays you, they get what they want
Any chance you can move the carports to the side of the house? Windows or the such in the front would make a huge difference plus allow you to place vegetation at the front and break up the sea of paving that is going so be the result of this layout. The carports just seems to cheapen its dramatic entrance and would help if they were hidden. But then again, if its what the client wants. :roll: