Old Study (WIP) by the_dd
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Description
This is my latest project,I wanted to make a indoor scene for a change so I sketched up a few ideas and came up with this study scene.I tried to add as much detail as possible.This is really the limit I could do with my shitty computer,so I'll have to wait untill I get a better system before I can add textures,lights and complete it.Let me know what you think,C&C always welcome.Thanks,Chris
Comments (10)
duncanlong
I think this is excellent. The monochrome look really gives it a spooky, unique look. Nice.
ms-3Dstudio
Excellent! V
CraigInOmaha
Love it. Love the two image combination.
Alfons
Great work!! when you have another system you should also consider to create rounded edges on the window and sill and maybe you don't you need all the sigments on the chair cylinders.
jimmont
Really great work, 4th book left to right its flyng? sorry the model its excellent and really like excuse my english
wheatpenny
Back when I lived in san Francisco about 25 years ago I actually had a desk setup that looked a lot like this.
Xile2005
Excellent work,fantastic modeling.Great details on everything.Can't wait to see this baby textured and finished.Great POV as well.VOTE
the_dd
Thanks everyone for your comments and advice,And I think that damn book is floating,gonna have to fix that,and I agree the window sill edges should be rounded a bit,they are too sharp.Thanks again guys.
tony_br22
Yes, this is really a cool model.. I often enjoy a clean model render (no textures) like this, than the textured perfect photorealistic one.. this soft toning and same grey gives it a wonderful look and feel. Yes, that floating book was the first thing that caught my eye (but it has already been said :-) THanks for a cool presentation also. Excellent work!
kennyliu
Very nice work on this. one suggestion, if possible, use area shadow, in stead of shadow map for your lighting. GI will be the best despite longer render time. but the out come will give more realistic effect.