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Posted on 04/12/04 11:42:12 AM |
ryan
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Sports chair
Hi Guys, i'm starting work on the sports chair brochure now, would appreaciate some feedback from you guys. Cheers ![]() |
Posted on 04/12/04 12:25:18 PM |
maiden
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Re: Sports chair
Your stuff is always amazing but a few technical points; The reflection of the wheelchair's rear wheel isn't right, and the reflection of the ball fades too suddenly, plus the reflection of the ball doesn't give the ball any depth as it's right on the edge of the ball if you understand what I mean. I will try to give an example if I have enough time. But otherwise the image is right on the money. Becky Edit: I quickly set up the camera to photograph this ball (the dog's ball hence the teeth marks) in a similar position and angle and if you see where the ball meets it's reflection there is an overlap. ![]() _________________ mad as a badger and twice as furry |
Posted on 04/12/04 12:41:08 PM |
trinityofone
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Re: Sports chair
I agree with Becky, your visuals are fantastic! I know all too well how difficult reflections can be, especially when it's this complex - the left wheel's reflection does need some work, as it appears yto fall in the wrong direction. The basketball can be fixed by moving the reflection so the top falls slightly behind the bottom of the ball and give it a little more of a gradient fade. I would also be tempted to either remove the seating from the left side or at least fade it out a little more, as it seems a little cluttered where it sits behind the spokes of the wheel. That aside, keep up the good work, you clearly have an eye for design!! _________________ It must be Thursday, I never could get the hang of Thursdays |
Posted on 05/12/04 8:23:55 PM |
Glen
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Re: Sports chair
Coupla things regarding light and composition, the light onto the basketball doesnt match the light on the wheelchair - seems to be coming from different angles. Composition, and this is just a suggestion, the whole thing seems very claustrophobic - think that the hoops are low down in the image and therefore they lose any sense of height, I'm sure if you were looking at one from the viewpoint of a wheelchair that they would seem taller look forward to seeing the final image _________________ most of the lack of sunshine in our lives is caused by us standing in our own shadow |
Posted on 06/12/04 5:53:05 PM |
ryan
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Re: Sports chair
Thanks for the feedback and kind words guys ![]() ![]() Thanks for pointing those small details out Glen, you are right about the composition, might make those basket loops taller. Thanks Guys |