Since my last update, I had the chance to work mostly on lighting the scene.
I consider that the lighting it is a big improvement since the last update. By concentrating on lighting I had the chance to also check if some of my base colours texture are respecting the PBR range and if I should change the base colour for some of the objects.
I had the chance to play in SpeedTree and add some palm trees outside so I can sell the idea that this house is on the beach and that the room has a straight view of the sea. For the clothing room, I decided to add like a door made out of blinds that instead of being pushed on the side needs to be pulled up. By doing that and increasing the intensity of the light I got some really interesting shadows coming from the blinds, which is an extra boost for the overall image.
Something which I noticed and it was also pointed out by other people is that I didn't really have a focal point in the last update. So I decide to make the bed the main focal point. To do so I added some extra light around it to make it pop out. Something that also helped to push the bed as a main focal point was the colours, as the overall room is full a warm colours while the bed mainly contains cold ones. The magazines on top were extra details which also helped to focus the attention on it.
I also changed the colours of the trims in the hallway and moved the roof up a bit to make the viewer fill welcomed and like he is in an open space (even if it is a hallway).
So, what is left to do now?!
That is a good question. What I need to do next is to create a night scenario for the room. This will also take a few weeks to get it looking good. After that, I need to create a video of the room, a showreel of it.
After that, I am kinda done. I will need to do some stuff for the final year exhibition (like printing and submitting everything), however, that will not take that much.
See you guys soon!
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