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This has been taking me a couple of weeks now to get to this point. I designed this myself from ground up. I drew the floor plans, and elevations in cad, then I built the 3D. Now I'm starting to work on the lighting, and this is where I am so far. Just like an Architect, you tend to modify your design constantly, so modeling changes will be guaranteed. The lighting is a start.... Just thought that I would see what you guys and gal's think so far...

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Your modellling is good. lighting? did you use radiosity, I think you made

use of the standard lights right?, if you did, try radiosity, it'll give you the

effect you wanted.

 

On the design. composition of finishes is good but the utilization of area

is not well thought off. Instead of limiting the space between the worktop

and the bottom of the overhead cabinet. push the overhead cab up to the

ceiling, since you have wasted that space.

 

In designing, aesthetic is only one factor, think as well about the compositions, space utilization and functions,ergonomic, andropometrics,

design purpose and criteria etc. etc.

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Thank you for the 2 responses I got. I was hoping to receive more comments.. Yes I did make use of standard lights. I would like to use radiosity, but my understanding of the concept is very poor. Being extremely busy, it's hard to find free time to mess around with it. Everytime I try using radiosity, I need to wear sunglass because my materials are so bright, and saturated.

 

I'm in the process of refining the image, and I'll be posting an update.

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*just wondering where's the lights come from..or shall we say, try to post process in pshop through dodge effects by turning on the console lights (hidden lights on bulkheads) i think here's where the lights should come from.

 

*second image looks better..

 

*keep posting!

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