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Basic moments in the beginning:
• search of good view
• choice of a lighting and an atmosphere
• adjustment of basic materials
Starting out with a concept depicting beautification and a wet weather look.
When I was looking for color scheme for my concept, I found this photo of canyon’s cave. It inspired me to find similar point for my camera, with frames on sides and light spot in the centre. That’s why I stoped my choice on this view. I’m going to represent a calm noon after rain with diffused sunlight and soft shadows. It’ll give me some additional details and interesting reflections.
Every concept building defines itself. I wish for every students and teachers must be local areas. Still working for places(only want to show materials and ambiance)
We know Sweden… sometimes cloudy or rainy, that’s why people needs more electricty colors and good sensetive feelings. I think colors,materials can’t change all our opinions but have some benefits…
Bright metals, reflective anodizerd metals, semi-gloss concrete.. still working on it..
The render will show the school in a winter day, with a student taking a brief nap after an early class.
I have started with the materials, next I’m going to focus on props.
During my work I came across a new interesting angle I liked. I think you should always be open to change, so I decided to work on both angles and choose my favorite to submit in the end.
