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ipdesigner
03-12-2005, 06:40 AM
http://www.cgnetworks.com/gallerycrits/150402/150402_1110613253_medium.jpg (http://www.cgnetworks.com/gallerycrits/150402/150402_1110613253.jpg)

Title: My Workstation
Name: Sherwin Boston
Country: Philippines
Software: 3ds max

*trying to kill working hours without any projects, i tried to model (messy) workstation i ahve in my office..this is done in 3dsmax6 of course vray..pls comment
erkantural
03-12-2005, 11:39 AM
SUN rays SHOULD be parallel and more white. And sun's energy amount should be higher. In my opinion. (no offense :) )
zxcKayne
03-12-2005, 12:44 PM
What render did you use ?
ipdesigner
03-12-2005, 04:42 PM
What render did you use ?

*3dsmax6 vray v.1.09.03N
Ian-F-McIntosh
03-12-2005, 06:31 PM
Very nice work. Great textures and modeles! There are a couple things that would help make it more realistic.

First, it could use more details. For example cords from the electronic devices leading to the outlet under the desk. Also, if you are going for messy, you could have some of the drawers partially pulled out. Maybe a poster or framed picture on the wall to fill in that negative space. Also scattered papers here and there would help "mess" it up a bit.

The second thing that would really sell the realism and messyness woul be if you added dirt and wear and tear to the textures. Maybe dust has collected on some of the stuff. Stains on things. Just look aroud your office for ideas.

Hope you find this helpfull, if not, just ignore.
ipdesigner
03-13-2005, 04:37 AM
Very nice work. Great textures and modeles! There are a couple things that would help make it more realistic.

First, it could use more details. For example cords from the electronic devices leading to the outlet under the desk. Also, if you are going for messy, you could have some of the drawers partially pulled out. Maybe a poster or framed picture on the wall to fill in that negative space. Also scattered papers here and there would help "mess" it up a bit.

The second thing that would really sell the realism and messyness woul be if you added dirt and wear and tear to the textures. Maybe dust has collected on some of the stuff. Stains on things. Just look aroud your office for ideas.

Hope you find this helpfull, if not, just ignore.

*you have your point and cant be ignore:), this is the actual image of my workstation..and i think this really point out what is messy!!!:rolleyes:http://img211.exs.cx/img211/2198/dscf019510zc.jpg
Ian-F-McIntosh
03-14-2005, 02:18 AM
Cool, I like comparing the two images! I like that you added the light coming in through the blinds, because it looks better with that in there compared to the picture you took.

Great work!
yenvalmar
03-14-2005, 03:58 AM
IF so it fails, but as a stylized yet realistic image i think it has a very nice aesthetic.
ipdesigner
03-14-2005, 04:51 AM
Cool, I like comparing the two images! I like that you added the light coming in through the blinds, because it looks better with that in there compared to the picture you took.

Great work!

*thnx!!:bounce:..the original image i took it by evening shift compared to the rendered one i made a shoot as daytime, the blinds made me comfortable either since it makes the scene alive!!:)
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