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The story will be running throu the 3 images telling about the presentation of a book. There will be the day before, where people will get to know about the future presentation; then there will be the actual goint to the presentation and at the end there will be the closing of the presentation and of the library itself.
Can start work now, first is organizing model, then set up the camera, then you can adjust the material, material of map use PS to continuous texture, much of it to make normal map to show the micro surface features, in all my work is usually this part of the workload of the biggest of all. Now, texture is fine and some more detailed.
The first step of work is to find reference pictures, to find different periods of snow, dusk, early morning, is snowing, snow, in short, the more the better.
Different times have different feelings, and I’m trying to decide which one is what I want.
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That’s my view of the library visualisation task. I prefer to analyze the object at first and write some theses on which I can rely on work. Also I like informative camera angles and storytelling what hints at the functional purpose of the building. Well, a little playfulness doesn’t hurt – that’s the challenge! Since there are no doubts about exterior and interior views, for the third picture I came up with 2 varients. Would be lovely to hear your opinion!!
This is some of the references I’m using for the scenes. I will work in 3ds max with Vray and I would like to make a scene with a winter mood. This is a complete challenge for me because is the first time trying to reproduce snow and a cold enviroment. I am architect with major in transportation planning but I make renders for hobby and in my independent practice which mainly consist in produce renders a walkthrough for interior designers. Since I live in the tropic and much of my works are in South Florida, South America and the Carribean, snow is never present in my representations.
Part 2: Camera Selection and HDRI Set up.
I tried multiple camera angle and tried multiple HDRI to see which will go with my concept. I have finalize only one angle for now and will select another angle as I go along with the process. I am not sure but I think I will take same Mood and concept for all my view..
