Artlantis Studio

[Anonymous]

I have been playing with the Demo and I would like some comments on my renderings. This one took approximately 1 hour to render. I think I'm sold on Artlantis studio.

[Anonymous]

hello!
i see that noone answered so i thought i could say sth.
unfortunately im not so experienced to render in this quality of materials, design, of everything but im very happy to see works so beautiful as yours.
i hope someday i ll be able to do things like this and you will be able to do much more.

wendy
student in Aristotle University Thessaloniki
Faculty of Engineering - Department of Architecture

[Anonymous]

Hi there,

There is very little feedback so far so here is my two cents. Despite the fact that I'm not ArtR/Studio user there are some universal hints you could follow to get even more realism from your scene.
- almost every rendering suffer oversaturation, take 15-20% off for a start
- try to avoid elemetary colours in your scenes, since everything interact with everything you will hardly ever get solid red and yellow shrub with deep blue sky
- it is extremly important for realism that you make texture follow the geometry (pool) and vary it to avoid repetitions
- and the last and very subjective thing which I think many renderings lack is MOOD. It is not essential to sell the idea but it distinguish good rendering from just a colorful picture.

Bottom line is: nice work and keep on posting.
I let myself mess with your scene to show what I ment.

[Electric Flute]

Hi tgr,

It seems you also added a glowing kind filter is Photoshop. Could you tell which one?
Thanks.

[Anonymous]

No secret - it was Distort/Diffuse Glow.

Cheers