Retail Booth

Proposal for semi-permanent retail booth

first study
done in Scanline





second study

galing mam ket....mas gusto ko yung black.......

O.T. miss ko na mag design ng booth...huhu

mukhang maganda yung black tpos green wall background.......

ayoko .. mas gusto ko un black tas mirror

salamat po.. tara dito.. kelangan ko ng katulong e.. =)

same here i chose black.

my impact pag naghalo ang red n black.

love the black too.... very impressive...

nice mam .....! scanline rendering....! i go for the black too!

i like the first two ones...

Ganda lahat chie but I like the black concept....

astig, may pa bevel bevel na si mam kettlerenderer!

I'd suggest changing the IOR of the glass panels so they look prominently glass than the areas without it.

Been awhile since I saw your renders.

salamat po ..

ano po un IOR??

ok na ok ito ate chie...ganda naman ng scanline render mo...

i'd go for the black design.

yun IOR ay short for index of refraction...hayaan natin si kuya v mag explain, siya ang mas-dalubhasa pagdating sa 3dsmax.

aahh...
pang scanline lang po sana

black

nice ung black. magaral ka na mg vray

v_wrangler wrote:astig, may pa bevel bevel na si mam kettlerenderer!

I'd suggest changing the IOR of the glass panels so they look prominently glass than the areas without it.

Been awhile since I saw your renders.

Hmmm Bakit kapag kay Chie konti ang comment kuya.......hihiihihi .....Baka sakalin mona ako...hahahahahahaha

Pahabol ate leslie:)

yung pong ior ay index of refraction. bawat refractive object ay meron ior prperties:

Depende po sa value ng IOR (hindi po naman iyan talaga iniimbento), yaon pong nasa likod ng refractive (transparent) na object ay magbebend like this image:



Kaya ko po nabanggit ang ior, kung mas malakas ang ior mo sa glass area kesa sa walang glass (air), meron ka na pong visual clue na salamin nga iyon.

Sometimes ang ginagawa ko pag may objects behind glass, inilalagay ko intentionally ang part ng object behind glass and the rest sa walang glass so you will see the object behind bending or distorted in the glass areas and unaffected where there are no refractive object infront of it.

It is just one way to effectively enhance your materials like glasses which depend on the reflected environment and the objects behind it if it is transparent and reflective. Visual clues are what we need in cg - hindi naman po sa setting ng materials lang nagbibigay ng realism, kasam na po dyan of course kung saang situation mo ilalagay o gagamitin. In this case, alam natin subconsciously how objects inside glasses behave so if we mimic that in cg - it will match with this experience and we automatically feel that its indeed glass or plastic or even metal.

Para sa list ng IOR ng mga common objects :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_refractive_indices

Meron din sa help file di ko lang mahanap yung exact link.

very nice Ket (maki ket ket narin) presentation designs are really cool. good use of artistic license.
good point sa IOR mr. V

nice renders mam i prefer the black concept.

nice work sis...i like the 1st 2 images...

galing ng module mo sis,miss ko na ganito gawa simple lang,ganito rin mga gawa ko nung nasa jag pa ako sa pinas.

number 1 ako kasi medyo may pagka sporty ang dating nya at related sa product.yong 2nd kasi medyo soft ang dating pero okey din kasi depende nga din sa product e kung ladies or mens section ba sya.

v_wrangler wrote:Pahabol ate leslie:)

yung pong ior ay index of refraction. bawat refractive object ay meron ior prperties:

Depende po sa value ng IOR (hindi po naman iyan talaga iniimbento), yaon pong nasa likod ng refractive (transparent) na object ay magbebend like this image:



Kaya ko po nabanggit ang ior, kung mas malakas ang ior mo sa glass area kesa sa walang glass (air), meron ka na pong visual clue na salamin nga iyon.

Sometimes ang ginagawa ko pag may objects behind glass, inilalagay ko intentionally ang part ng object behind glass and the rest sa walang glass so you will see the object behind bending or distorted in the glass areas and unaffected where there are no refractive object infront of it.

It is just one way to effectively enhance your materials like glasses which depend on the reflected environment and the objects behind it if it is transparent and reflective. Visual clues are what we need in cg - hindi naman po sa setting ng materials lang nagbibigay ng realism, kasam na po dyan of course kung saang situation mo ilalagay o gagamitin. In this case, alam natin subconsciously how objects inside glasses behave so if we mimic that in cg - it will match with this experience and we automatically feel that its indeed glass or plastic or even metal.

Para sa list ng IOR ng mga common objects :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_refractive_indices

Meron din sa help file di ko lang mahanap yung exact link.

Very nice design & renders Mam

@ v_wrangler

IOR explanation

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Nice design and scanline render....