This is pretty good! I wonder if the ladder would look better if it was a different color than the wood behind it? It would allow it to be more visible and would make the image easier to understand.
Thank you. I’ll do that and see how it turns out.
Hey ! It’s cool !
I think on the overall you have good 3D skills, now you can focus more on the artistic side of things.
Even if your goal is only archviz your work can benefit a lot from knowledge in cinematography and illustration.
It’s quite a topic impossible to cover in a few lines, but on the flipside since you already have a good basis already every little bits of art skills is going to improve your work.
Basically ask yourself how cinematographers / illustrators manage to make compelling images, and how they manage to convey meaning / storytelling to even mundane scenes.
Obviously to get the answers you’ll have to learn from seasoned artists, and eventually you’ll be able to incorporate some techniques even if the goal in archviz is different. It’s still infused in, for instance, Ikea renders you mentioned before…
I’ve made that thread to regroup some of that advanced knowledge not always easy to find :
A good deal of my post there covers image composition and some tools to understand the foundational parts of an image. Then once you get used to these principles it becomes something logical and it becomes easier to make meaningful changes…
Have fun !
Thanks for the advice. It’s true that the artistic aspect is what elevates a work of art to new levels of beauty and comfort, and helps convey a particular story—even in my field of work. I’m currently working on developing this aspect, and thank you for sharing these valuable resources.