Ivo Sucur

[isucur]

Thanks Artmak for your kind words, it is true that this concept could be tricky, but in my opinion the point is to find balance between construction site elements and house POV-s.

GH House is a challenge goal, but i am trying to recreate the story behind all renders, which is usually hard to achieve, but I'll give it a shot and we'll see what will came out..

Cya

[isucur]

Hello guys, here are some interior lighting experiments for this post.
Well, like i supposed before , it is not easy to make balanced composition that will unify environment, objects on scene and overall story behind renders.

There are lot of inconsistencies within this renders dealing with technology and equipment but this is only for testing purposes, in further steps i intend to follow proper technology and montage guidelines that could be found on any exterior/interior working site. (For example glass connection points, exact layering below wood parquet/laminate, concrete layers, paint etc..)

In my opinion it is almost impossible to include all the constructive details but at certain level it could be done..

Here are some preliminary tests i took during last few days just to see what would be the most efficient way to compose interior scene. I am not sure yet how to solve final composition, but general idea is to ensure decent interior lighting enabling people to work on site, while finalizing details with interior and exterior (of course at certain level).

(For those beautiful chairs i plan to use (Eames Molded Plastic Armchair), credit goes to Tolas and his Christmas collection!! Thanks Man!!

If you want to see Hires images here are the links:

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Cheers!

[isucur]

While searching for references what to use as exterior construction elements, i stumble upon something that is similar to concept we all seem to like. Wood and stone. The architects name is Peter Zumthor and i found this interesting "Kolumba" building with stone and wood combination used both for exterior and interior implementation.

(I attached some Zumthor reference links if someone consider this useful)..

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Cheers!

[BBB3]

These are absolutely fantastic. Can't wait to see more. This is such a clever idea and it looks like you're executing it perfectly.

[bakbek]

This is one crazy concept and it does seem you are pulling it off rather well! The level of detail you committed yourself for this one is impressive to say the least.

Really looking forward for more progress to see were it goes.

[isucur]

Thanks guys for nice words, comments like this are encouraging, especially when they come from 3d artists and professionals like yourselves. Thanks again..

Respect

Cheers!

[sharis01]

Ivo this is an interesting concept I like it very much .... nice to see more images from you soon

[kizo]

great progress indeed .... I have seen this kind of concept in other contests but yours is already miles ahead all of them!!!
odlicno Ivo samo tako mestre!!!

kizo

[isucur]

Hi kizo, thank you for kind words. Well, i am anxious about your new posts, i know that you are "cooking" something good, hmm obviously we have to be patient.

Fala stari, kao sto rekoh bas sam nestrpljiv da vidim u kojo si fazi, mislim zaista da spremas neko iznenadjenje (kao i obicno).

Pozdrav


I.

[Richard]

Good on you mate, thinking way outside the square (even if it's an unfinished square!)!!

Some amazing detail there!

Mate if the contest was judged on creativity, you won IMHO with the first image!

[brodie_geers]

Looking really impressive. You've got both a lot of creativity and realism going on here! Love that first exterior shot with the scaffolding.

-Brodie

[isucur]

Thanks guys for kind words, as you can see there are lot of unfinished business in this scenario and it's going to be tricky to resolve composition and details. Nevertheless i am hoping not to get stuck somewhere in the middle with unnecessary detailing and similar stuff.

On some previous posts Artmak pointed how scaffolding equipment if used heavily, could overflow GH House or at least spoil exterior shot/shots..I agree, so i decided to model some additional objects in interior and exterior shots (drillers, scalpers, paint buckets, drapes unpacked...etc) just to get some additional time and space to think about next exterior steps..

Once again, thanks for comments..

cya

Ivo