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Eric Ji
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Thank you guys all for the comments. This is actually a local CG competition I entered last year and we were given the structural model for the work. I believe the wood slats is to give some warmth to the cold metal truss structures, but the placement and connection details do seem a bit harsh.
Thanks for the notes on the foreground person. I agree the darker color will make him blends better with the space.
I will keep posting some of project renderings I have worked more recently.
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HVB .
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Oh thats weird, I thougt I allready posted a message to this Thread. Oh well I just write it again.
Great and cool looking model with a very nice floormaterial. The choice for the red/orange versus blue lighting really fits the image and always seems to work very well.
I agree with Buffalo Bills about the guy on the foreground, if he is a bit darker he would match better.
Besides that it's a good looking image in my eyes.
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Michael J. Brown
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You had me until my eye got over to the chairs. I do like the awesome contrast of warm vs. cool. That balance is perfect. And the architecture is quite arresting.
However, something about the seating area (perhaps antialiasing) gives it a grainy, overly saturated comic book or cheap romance novel front cover feel that doesn't plague the rest of the image.
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JosephAHaddad
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Very nice rendering, nice contrast btwn warm and cold colors, nice architecture. Great work!
Brian Campbell
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the color theory in this image is very nice
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Tom Svilans
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Very nice! Love the colors and the mood. That's a pretty nice structure.
F13 Design Studio
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I agree with the comment about the warm and cool color combination. the person in the foreground needs to be adjusted. I think that his legs are too light for the space that he is in currently. Texturing looks nice.
Antoine Desjardins
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Very nice, the logic behind the placement of the wood slats confuses me a bit, but I'm loving the warm/cool gradient you got going on in the image. Very realistic as well.