Slaska Kitchen

[Particled]

Hi all,

This is my first work here, I would like to show you my last project, which was done for my studies. The goal was to design an adaptation of tenement house, placed on Slaska Street in Szczecin, Poland. I made visualizations of kitchen which is located in the attic. This work contains some stuff from Tomek Michalski, bbb3viz and Evermotion as well.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/34149465/SLASKA-KITCHEN-(CORONA)





C&C much appreciated!

[Nejc Kilar]

I really like both the modeling and the rendering. Really nice, photorealistic and quite crisp.

Post-production has a style that I really like (in moderation of course) with that old school sort of a look but with that said I think everything is just a little too washed out in its current form. Maybe it is just my screen but I see a lot of this "fog" effect that is probably causing everything to lack a bit of contrast and depth. Sort of like you'd paint a layer of white desaturating effect on top of a LUT tone mapped image.
I'd just like to stress out, I really do digg the quality of this one, it is quite inspiring! Good work man!

[Particled]

I really like both the modeling and the rendering. Really nice, photorealistic and quite crisp.

Post-production has a style that I really like (in moderation of course) with that old school sort of a look but with that said I think everything is just a little too washed out in its current form. Maybe it is just my screen but I see a lot of this "fog" effect that is probably causing everything to lack a bit of contrast and depth. Sort of like you'd paint a layer of white desaturating effect on top of a LUT tone mapped image.
I'd just like to stress out, I really do digg the quality of this one, it is quite inspiring! Good work man!

Thanks for reply, I absolutely understand what you mean about "too washed". On 3 notebooks in my home images are a bit too washed, but when I printed it, everything was ok. On my LG G3 screen as well. So I thought that screens on my notebooks are poor, contrast and color reproduction are bad. And because most of people who will be watching my images are 3D artists and architects, I believed they have better screens. But thanks for opinion, I will take this under consideration in the future ;)

[mitviz]

share some post production tips

[chopmeister]

Love the retro look! Great stuff. :)

[Particled]

share some post production tips

There's nothing really special, after first part of postproduction in PS (contrast, hue/saturation, render elements etc) I put images to VSCO Cam application for Android - the main goal of this project was to achieve kind of Instagram look and VSCO Cam have some presets from Instagram - and just applied one of them on images. I could achieve the same effect in PS of course, for example by playing with curves, but in this case I wanted to test this app.

Thanks chopmeister for your opinion :)

[FrostKiwi]

but with that said I think everything is just a little too washed out in its current form.

Ahh hell no!
I absolutely adore lower contrast images. It makes it look more comfy and is easier on the eyes.
Beside, in reality most consumer phones/TVs/monitors have this shitty marketing extra contrast and sharpening always applied, that consumers never take out. As a result most work is viewed with more contrast anyways.

Two years ago I had to do multiple presentations on many film projectors. Each with its own bullshit contract pushing extra color setting. I ended up making 5 versions of the filmic material I presented, each with a lower gamma and desaturated colors then the other burned in to combat that bullshit.

This work is a welcome change to most high impact extra vivid color work in marketing work in general I see. And of course, the client may or may not see an extra contrast version on his monitor anyways.

[Nejc Kilar]

@SairesArt

Well yeah, I totally agree! I mean I like the style too but for some odd reason it seems a taaad too much. This is of course just a personal opinion and let me just repeat myself, I like it! :P

[Stiefel]

Hi all,

great shots, i like the look a lot. But who would buy so much bread and boil pasta? ;-)  :-P

Best Regards,

[mitviz]

italians and croatians and french, few breads each day because its so cheap

[dartofang]

great job on the kitchen.