Here is a little secret about putting people in Renderings (or physical model for that matter): always put them in groups, like they are talking to each other. A group of people here, a group of people there. Maybe 3-4 people each group. You will see how much better that looks. Also do not put people were it looks awkward, like in the top right region of your render. Also, select people were the illumination matches with your rendering.
Here is a little secret about putting people in Renderings (or physical model for that matter): always put them in groups, like they are talking to each other. A group of people here, a group of people there. Maybe 3-4 people each group. You will see how much better that looks. Also do not put people were it looks awkward, like in the top right region of your render. Also, select people were the illumination matches with your rendering.
Here is a little secret about putting people in Renderings (or physical model for that matter): always put them in groups, like they are talking to each other. A group of people here, a group of people there. Maybe 3-4 people each group. You will see how much better that looks. Also do not put people were it looks awkward, like in the top right region of your render. Also, select people were the illumination matches with your rendering.
ReplyDeleteHere is a little secret about putting people in Renderings (or physical model for that matter): always put them in groups, like they are talking to each other. A group of people here, a group of people there. Maybe 3-4 people each group. You will see how much better that looks. Also do not put people were it looks awkward, like in the top right region of your render. Also, select people were the illumination matches with your rendering.
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