Did some more thumbnails in Photoshop. Still trying to work on perspective, the blue room still needs more work I feel I need to expand it more and then fill the room instead of trying to squeeze everything in but I'll have it figured out soon.
Loving the styles of 3 & 4. The perspective in 3 works effectively as a thumbnails and the uneven shapes used in 4 create a nice atmosphere and an eerie mood :)
Hey George :) Yes - you can really see thumbnails 3 & 4 beginning to cook, and I look forward to seeing you finesse them still further. I think the bird's eye view images need to be 'parked' and new compositions considered - for example, maybe looking down through the 'spokes' of the chandelier? I think you need more floor revealed? Try creating a realistic floor plan of your bedroom before you put the view into perspective, as there's something not particularly convincing about the layout and character of that furniture:
Loving the styles of 3 & 4. The perspective in 3 works effectively as a thumbnails and the uneven shapes used in 4 create a nice atmosphere and an eerie mood :)
ReplyDeleteHey George :) Yes - you can really see thumbnails 3 & 4 beginning to cook, and I look forward to seeing you finesse them still further. I think the bird's eye view images need to be 'parked' and new compositions considered - for example, maybe looking down through the 'spokes' of the chandelier? I think you need more floor revealed? Try creating a realistic floor plan of your bedroom before you put the view into perspective, as there's something not particularly convincing about the layout and character of that furniture:
ReplyDeletesome helpful examples?
http://www.oneoffplaces.co.uk/upload/property/category_349_birds-eye-bedroom-view.jpg
http://www.jennamagee.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=10769
Yeah Thanks Phil They're very helpful images I'll draw a Floor plan tomorrow and post it asap and start working on the perspective more :)
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