interiors

[carlangas]

hi all,

 

this are some shots from the "never ending project", frustrating I tell you one of those few projects that make you hate freelancing.

 

would like to hear your crits/comments.

 

[3dp]

looks fine in a vray sort of way

i do hope you are getting paid for the never ending workflow

had a couple of those this year myself although they are large projects and the changes usually mean a clean sheet of a part of the project so the fees are nice when the ££$$ shows

[carlangas]

yeah these are vray!

 

and yes, I will charge them for those changes, but I have problems with that. a lot of times I feel like im being dishonest for charging them allthough I know its perfectly justified but still. I need to change my way of thinking. does that happen to any of you? I guess those things change over time, ive only been freelancing for about 7 months..... sorry for changing the topic .

[vertexART]

Hey there,

looking really good. A bit dark maybe, but I dunno if it's the mood U are after..

 

yeah these are vray!

I need to change my way of thinking. does that happen to any of you? I guess those things change over time, ive only been freelancing for about 7 months..... sorry for changing the topic .

 

Oh yes.. just when U think U have a perfect way of organizing jobs, it gets worse.

From my xp, I find predecided milestones as a way to go.

Basic modeling, cam setup, detail modeling, light and mat setup... and that's about it. Or, I wish it is.

Then, for a stupid example: if a wall painting has passed milestone 1,2 and 3, and they want it changed on 4, charge A LOT> they want cam moved, even if U are already making lights, CHARGE>>>

Sounds good, but it's not like that anytime, anyway.

I end up crying in my own lap, a lot...

my 2 cents.