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It's my first time (as far as I can remember) preparing something for an indigo competition, and I read you can post your work here like any other project so... here I am.

Yummy! I love all the IES profiles used everywhere!
BUT! your desk looks fake and you should work on the floor material and the "handrails" some more

PureSpider wrote:Yummy! I love all the IES profiles used everywhere!
BUT! your desk looks fake and you should work on the floor material and the "handrails" some more

I didnt use any IES profiles But I'll take a look at the desk/floor/rails

Yeah the desk material is overbright, try darkening it a bit.
The floor wood material is beautiful though!
Also, the camera angle is a bit odd, try moving it to a realistic hand-held height. (1-1.5m off ground)

Fixed a few models to fit the whole "round corner theme", also reworked hand rail. I changed the camera angle and tried new wood materials for both the desk and the cabinet(?) above it

-Changed camera from dscs315 to FCICD (may change it back or use another)
-Lowered EV adjust from 10 to 9
-Changed wall paint material from oren-nayar to diffuse/phong blend
-Tried to improve the lamp on the left side of the image (but failed)
-Turned on MLT

You should give all your materials some reflection.

I like the new material on the walls

fused wrote:I like the new material on the walls

I'll upload to mat library once its up again. Its 95% diffuse, 5% phong (exp 50) with a cloud pattern I made in gimp.

-Re-worked a few materials
-Re-sized the desk chair
-Added in a piece of art that Hyper3D (from deviantart) kindly allowed me to use

Scene is now complete (can be seen in the competition thread).

For those of you interested I'm uploading the wall paint material to the database right now.