Lighting Advice

[charnjeevkang]

Hey guys and girls, my name is Ck and I have been using Vray for a little while now but still having problems grasping lighting. I am hoping to launch a product soon but having trouble with the lighting within the scene, I have attached an image of another render from a very talented 3d artist.

If anyone has any suggestions of how this result was achieved I would be very keen on hearing your advice for my own scene! As I hope to achieve a similar resolution within my work, thank you for your time and hopefully I hear from you soon.

Edited July 10, 2012 by charnjeevkang

[datacrasher]

If you look at a real light they are not white if you add some yellow to make the scene look warm. i don't know what the walls look-like i would also add a bump to the interior walls of you're room. This topic would be in WIP (work in process section) and not the general

 

Good luck

[charnjeevkang]

Thank you for your response Tony...this isn't actually my work, it is the work of another 3d artist. This is

what I aspire to for my project, so this is a case study/precedent for what I want to achieve. Thank you

for your response though.

[charnjeevkang]

But if you have any idea on how these results were achieved, was it HDRI, Sun and sky system, artificial lighting!?

that would be much appreciate, thanks

[datacrasher]

Off topic

if you put you're work in the WiP section then you will get more response from more artists. i would be careful when posting someone elses work because it could be a breach of copyright law unless you have authorisation from the artist(s).

 

It takes time to be good but it does not matter how good you're work is it as long as you, school or clients like it that's all that matters. you will always get negative feedback from the web so take it with a pinch of salt

[charnjeevkang]

thats a very good point...I have taken the picture of this thread