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Having worked in an architecture firm doing presentation renders, it's a personal, esthetic view. Customer's are always right, tho...... .

That's what I was saying - lighting and shadows make it complete. Look at your original. It's the shadows and hilights that make it pop. Imagine if that were just a drawing without shadows.

And IamSam hit it on the head by adding just that.

Take the shaded left side of the building.... the sheets should look darker (away from the sun). If that's the sheet color intended, you should lighten the cladding facing the sun a bit more.

<blockquote data-quote="dv8_fx" data-source="post: 1533694608" data-attributes="member: 52">Having worked in an architecture firm doing presentation renders, it&#039;s a personal, esthetic view. Customer&#039;s are always right, tho...... <img src="/forum/img/smilies/psg-03/cheesygrin_y_22.png" srcset="/forum/img/smilies/psg-03/cheesygrin_y_22.png 1x, /forum/img/smilies/psg-03/cheesygrin_y_44.png 2x" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":cheesygrin:" title="Cheesygrin&nbsp; &nbsp; :cheesygrin:" data-shortname=":cheesygrin:" /> . That&#039;s what I was saying - lighting and shadows make it complete. Look at your original. It&#039;s the shadows and hilights that make it pop. Imagine if that were just a drawing without shadows.And IamSam hit it on the head by adding just that. Take the shaded left side of the building.... the sheets should look darker (away from the sun). If that&#039;s the sheet color intended, you should lighten the cladding facing the sun a bit more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dv8_fx, post: 1533694608, member: 52"] Having worked in an architecture firm doing presentation renders, it's a personal, esthetic view. Customer's are always right, tho...... :cheesygrin: . That's what I was saying - lighting and shadows make it complete. Look at your original. It's the shadows and hilights that make it pop. Imagine if that were just a drawing without shadows. And IamSam hit it on the head by adding just that. Take the shaded left side of the building.... the sheets should look darker (away from the sun). If that's the sheet color intended, you should lighten the cladding facing the sun a bit more. [/QUOTE]

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