BC4-1810 Homework, Aaron Rudderham
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@theluthier You’re too kind, ta very much! But nope, everything you see was rendered in Cycles in 2.79 (mwahahaha). I’ve re-rendered it, decreasing the HDRI lighting and decreasing the floor’s normal map strength (it was like 20 for some reason) and I think it looks better? Maybe I could change the light size too?
I hear what you’re saying with the pillows too, I was trying to go for a nylon look as nylon pillows tend to be rather shiny (though not that shiny) but they also tend to be a bit more rigid (iirc) so they wouldn’t have as many wrinkles. I tried applying a fabric texture but it looked rather dark, but maybe that’s what I shoulda been aiming for. Speaking of dark you have a point with the night time scene, I was trying something a little different by only having one light on but I guess I sacrificed too much in an attempt to be different.
Overall I very much appreciate your feedback and I thank you for your time!
@thecabbagedetective Happy Birthday Aaron!! 😄🎉
I wonder what this could be…?
This isn’t really a part of my homework (though I might throw it in) but didn’t wanna make a new thread because I’ll probably be providing very few updates on this and it didn’t feel worth it. So, critique away everything (except you @theluthier, lighting only for you!)! I should say I’m going for a slightly stylized vibe but the shaders are only temporary and they haven’t been retopologised yet. I’d say the nearest one is a bit uneven and lumpy but for my render this might actually work in my favour. Either way, any and all feedback and advice is welcome, cheers!
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