Under Pressure

[Josh1587140445]

Well I know that my rendering skills have improved dramatically in the past year, but I now have to produce an out standing rendering for a proposal/fundraising campaign. So this means it is going to be a very public work. And this project is becoming a big deal because it is an addition to the St. Vincent - St. Mary high school. And for any of you that live in the states, you may know that it is the high school that LeBron James just graduated from.

 

So I am getting a little nervous about this. Even though I should not due to the fact I have seen some piss poor renderings posted at project sites.

 

But it is a great opportunity for me to get my non-existent name out in public. Any suggestions on how I may make it a little more know that I was the one to produce the image. But you have to keep in mind that this is being done in house; I am not doing this as a freelance project. So it probably wouldn't be a good idea to watermark my signature.

[Ernest Burden III]

So get to work. Post WIPs whenever you feel like getting help. Good Luck!

[id_ivan]

Make a map for something visible with your name (books, signage board or any) .

Put it somewhere around the the scene, make double. if you're unsure, replace every visible text in the scene with your name.. the last one, pray for nobody would steal it

[kid]

Make a map for something visible with your name (books, signage board or any) .

Put it somewhere around the the scene...

 

LOL, it'll be like looking for all the Nina's in Al Hirschfeld's illustrations.

[John Dollus]

Your style will usually drive this. Other than developing your own unique look, there is no real way to secure your 'stamp'.