Integrating 3D models with photography
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The texturing should be fun
that's not my strongest side, but I'm planning on pushing myself to the limit with this one... The table really needs a good texture... I also was thinking of mahogany - or oak, and a really worn-out texture.. Maybe I'll destroy the table a bit before modeling - so that there's a bit of detail in the model as well, not just in the texture.I have some updates, I'm trying to make the general shape of the room. I did the windows, and the skirting and the cornice. I think these two elements are really really important - especially in a victorian type building.
Sorry for the bad screenshots... Soon I'll make some renders with a quick sunlight setup, so the quality is a bit better... But the final light won't come from the sun... I'm planning on a night scene with heavy artificial light - and a main blue-yellow like moon light.
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I will be traveling for two weeks, but maybe I can work on the office a bit...So here's this hand thingy I'm making, still not complete, there's a quick plan of the pose on the left, maybe it'll hold an ashtray, or light a lighter, or something like that. And the other shots are the wip hand itself, it'll have a bit more detail on it, and still looks a little goofy in this unnatural straight pose... hope you'll like it
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! It could hold the ashtray and light your cigs. Nice work!
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I hoped I can work on the project, but unfortunately I didn't have any time for it... So here I come! I hope I can progress, but I have a lot of work... And the deadline is near
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22-08-2011
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I plan to make this look like completely victorian style, and it still needs some floral carving to tha bottom, and to other parts. It won't be easy... Steampunk and the victorian stlye is really time demanding...I plan to make an old fashioned stove to the back, where I planned the bookshelf, and I will upgrade it a bit, steampunk style
First I'll make the major modeling, and after that the smaller parts... and the destructions as well (destroy the table a bit, build in some unnecessary coffee making machine to the side, or something like that...
Here's the sofa!
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25-08-2011
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Also aboce the sofa there's a big empty area which is a problem... I don't know what to do with it, I tried a maps, but it's not good... my other idea is leaving it empty and only making the texture of the wall very run-down and old, used etc.
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26-08-2011
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daverave: great advice, just what I needed
to get away from the modeling a bit...So I did the texture for the floor, it's still wip, I need to work out a few more stuff in it... And I started to experiment with the lighting, this is where I'm at the moment and I think I'm heading in the right direction. What do you think?
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GecT: oh, yes, that seam, it's just there because the sofa is a wip still... I didn't attach the two halves of the leg part
Still needs those ornaments I mentioned.
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