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General Category => Gallery => Work in Progress/Tests => Topic started by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-27, 11:38:46

Title: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-27, 11:38:46

Hi everyone
i decided to reproduce this photo, i like this chair and the simplicity of environment give at the photo a particular beauty.

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-27, 11:46:49

Chair Model

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-27, 17:01:08

Matching Photo

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: rampally on 2014-05-28, 13:20:14

GOOD

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jhollander on 2014-05-28, 13:39:17

Jjazz, it looks like you need a slightly higher focal length on your camera to match the photo,  if you want it to be spot on.  The size of the far chair relative to the near ones is too small, and the grid lines aren't yet parallel to the edge of the carpet.  Looking like a good start tho; I'm excited to see how this turns out :)

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: Stan_But on 2014-05-28, 15:07:41

well done
forward to continuing

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-28, 15:30:12

thank you all

@ jhollander. thank you for your advice. it's correct, i tried many camera setup, the image was cropped and this make difficut a perfect matching, my intent is create a "similar" image not identical, i want spend time to create an image whit the same artistic mood.:)

new match

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-30, 12:16:10

upgrade modeling

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: vkiuru on 2014-05-30, 14:59:25

Really nice! your chair seating part needs to be a bit thicker, imo.

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-30, 17:11:16

thank you vkiuru :) maybe i was wrong but i used the official dimensions.

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-30, 17:11:42

cloth simulation

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Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-30, 19:30:52

Cloth render test

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Post by: HLeandre on 2014-05-30, 23:07:55

Nice work in progress.

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: crazyman on 2014-05-31, 01:33:41

I never can get such quality on such low sampling. Care to share render settings?

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-05-31, 18:06:32

Thank you all.
@crazyman . i used a default render settings. Maybe the characteristics of scene. 1 light and what you see is only wall in the scene  and environment are completly black

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-06-03, 17:41:31

Sculpting Up

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-06-05, 12:52:35

Semi final version
What do you think?

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: HLeandre on 2014-06-05, 12:57:48

Great work ! May be needed little bit more contrast and warm atmosphere :)

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: vkiuru on 2014-06-05, 15:49:54

I think your version could benefit from the more warm saturated chairs & table like in the reference pic?

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-06-05, 16:28:18

thanks for the advice

i have made some change to contrast ed color of textures

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: andreupuig on 2014-06-06, 08:24:19

Nice image, but the material you choose for the floor is not appropriate. Why put wood planks on top of slab to cure it? It could be prefabricated, cured vertically and placed horizontally. I know it's from a photo reference, but it's weird :)

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: vkiuru on 2014-06-06, 09:28:08

Quote from: jjaz82 on 2014-06-05, 16:28:18

thanks for the advice

i have made some change to contrast ed color of textures

Much better, imo! nice work!

Title: Re: Grand Prix Dinner Chair scene
Post by: jjaz82 on 2014-06-06, 11:29:18

thank you all :)

Quote from: andreupuig on 2014-06-06, 08:24:19

Nice image, but the material you choose for the floor is not appropriate. Why put wood planks on top of slab to cure it? It could be prefabricated, cured vertically and placed horizontally. I know it's from a photo reference, but it's weird :)

good point of view, i also have this doubt maybe it's only a stylistic choice, yes it's strange because it's difficult do this floor really :)