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Old 02-19-2010, 07:28 PM
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Hi....

I know these renders are not to the level of forum but anyway, i would appreciate very much some feedback

I am confused cause the don't know exactly what can i do with the Exterior one, it's a direct target+vray environment and i don't see it bad, but it's so simple....
(maybe i should put in practice the new Peter's great tutorial on HDRI )

My (ingenuous) intention is to achieve this type of renders that we are seeing everywhere these days (with A. Roman like "pioneering"), so i think i would investigate a lot on Post Production ?¿

musae_ext_1.jpg

This is another type of render of the same project under Integration category (but NPR, i use VrayToon...)

musae_integra_ai_v2.0.jpg

c/c are very welcome

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Old 02-22-2010, 11:31 PM
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Very interesting looking project!

The NPR image actually looks very real to me... and yes, I would try to lit this model using an HDRI.

Can you post more views of the model so we can get a better idea how the complex looks - might help with suggesting about POV's and I'm actually very interested to know more about how this place looks.

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Thanks for the comment. Feel sorry because didn't have time to post earlier more stuff and now is done....

Here goes some explanation on the project:

General volumetric view

musae_wire_ai_1.jpg

The building spaces
Red circle=Hydraulic reservoir models spaces, one volume per model
Blue=Library
Red=Auditorium
Yellow=Exterior public space, one entrance is at this level and another at the bottom

musae_programa_ai.jpg


Another two (buggies) NPR renders (to illustrate the landscape)

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Old 03-03-2010, 10:17 PM
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For understanding the environment (photo and "model style" renders)
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File Type: jpg musae_model_2.jpg (45.7 KB, 200 views)
File Type: jpg musae_model_1.jpg (57.3 KB, 201 views)
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Old 03-03-2010, 10:20 PM
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Original renders VS Final renders

I think i did excessive/bad job in photoshop, although the original renders (below these lines) were very insipid, i started to change and change and no sure about the result

Two examples of raw/original renders
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