Artlantis R Renderings C&C

[Robert Fuchs]

I just thought I would see what C&C people here would have about these renderings/project. Modeled in AC 9 and Rendered in Artlantis R.

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[Anonymous]

Nice.
I think the first image lets the side down though, the water + reeds don't look right. I like the cropping + angles you've used in the other shots, maybe a closer view of the building exterior, not from behind reeds. makes me feel like i'm a spy creeping out of the lake to attack the house.

[Dwight]

Don't forget your SWAG bag, eh?

The interiors are beautiful, but are overly warm and softly lit. Can you get a little more shadow activity and a cascade of sunlight, perhaps?

--- Positively the color temperature of boiled bone windows and candle light.

What's with the stone on the tall fireplace?

[Robert Fuchs]

Yes, it does seem that the view is from someone fishing in a boat. I never noticed that before.

Dwight, I have attached a rendering that I changed the time of day so the sun would come in the windows. It does make a difference knowing where
the light in the space is coming from. Do you not like the stone texture or
just the idea of that stone being in the space?

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[Dwight]

Yes. Stone texture on fireplace seems odd. Shadows or something.

I did this edit in Photoshop.

[Robert Fuchs]

I do see what you were meaning now. That certainly did liven up the space.
Not so dark and gloomy. Thanks for the tip.

Robert Fuchs

[Robert Fuchs]

Here are a couple images of the lobby area that I have done with
more light.

Robert Fuchs