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Published: 2009-12-14 11:12:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 2379; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 60
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Baltic Film & Media School competition entry. Collaboration with Allianss architects- plans and explanatory. Exterior & 3D by me. Archicad, vray & photoshop. Time 5 days and few nights...Do you think it could win? And why?
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all the people pasted onto the render really ruined the great concept. Look at the rollergirl in the right-poorly cut, missmatch of lighting. The guy who jumps with a skateboard-do you thought about where would he land? Also most of the people's lighting/shadows do not match your scene's lighting...
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What would you suggest to do about the lighting of the people? It is giving me trouble all the time... Maybe you could shortly describe the workflw to get the lighting and shadows correct for the people?
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I agree with bizkitfan as for what to do im not really sure. I'm not the best at lighting myself 
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Very nice
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Cool!
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I don't think I have link with picture of it. Sorry.
But if I find it I'll let you know
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A very interesting topography work you design in that stairs, i guess there could be some more connection between the proper stairs and the rest of the "boxes". Is that a skater doing a 50-50 on the roof edge?
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Thanx m8! Again the timefactor played its cards. Only a few days to think everything through from the beginning, then a couple of more days to model everything and one day to render and postprocess... That dude on the roof edge is a monocyclist riding.
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Nice man but for me the best shot is the bottom right hand corner shot!
that is from a photography stand point.
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Cool m8! I agree on the eyelevelled view thing but the floating view was necessary to give the full picture of the idea- a mountain path through media. Since it is a school of film and media..
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Oh no I totally get why you had to do it. Don't get me wrong this is such a cool piece man!
I especially like the converging grains of wood as well. Very pleasing
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I love it! That's so cool. I'd love to see something like that built around here. However, wood wouldn't stand up very well to weather, I don't think. If it was concrete, or tiled, though, it'd be totally badass!
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Liked the concept 'different' kind of thing! n it would be fun. The steps do have realism but the scala white part and the back blue tiled board [the plane like thing] has less realism and also if you could re-consider the placement of the people. Idea well done. I also liked the lower right pic All the best for the contest.
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Thank you again for such a deep comment.
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hehe how can I tell how i will place them...?its just like when you work on it you get a feel of how and where they should look good or u can refer to photos i mean college steps and how students would stand in a natural way during an interval time and use it to get a pattern. I hope u don mind my long comments, saw u are up to some good things so thought to write what i felt would make it better. All the best once more.
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Thnx! Would they allow to build something like this at your country- I mean the dangerous stairs where people could get hurt?
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If it's not slippery than I'm sure it would be allowed. We've got crazy stuff build here so this shouldn't be a problem..
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dno about you winning but this will look kickass when the snow comes down
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