Herbert "Corn" Agudera - Lighting Artist: indoor

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Lighting Challenge #21: The Bedroom

Challenge #21 features a set used in a short film by David Tousek. The challenge is to light and render the scene to express AT LEAST ONE of the following feelings with the scene:
glorious morning
teenage angst
afraid of the dark
winter mood
romantic sunset

The deadline is December 31, 2009, although if you post your work earlier, other participants can give you feedback. You can download the 3D scene files from here:

http://www.3drender.com/challenges/index.htm

This scene was modeled by David Vacek.

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I decided to do a Sunset Winter Mood.

Render 1: Basic Lighting

Render 2: Added bounce lights

Render 3: Added more bounce lights and turned on final gathering

Render 4: Added a couple of fill lights and used occlusion pass

Render 5: Darker shadows under the bed and table.

Teen Angst Render 1: UVlight lit room

Teen Angst Render 2: Added textures for more UV effect

Teen Angst Render 3: Added textures, dirt and fog

Teen Angst Render 4: Added more textures and fog

Lighting Challenge #18: Science Fiction

The challenge #18 Deadline will be Monday, March 2, 2009.

The challenge here is to create a "science fiction" style scene, using the models of a robot in a spaceship hallway that you can download here:

http://www.3drender.com/challenges/index.htm

This scene was modeled by Juan Carlos Silva. Juan previously modeled the Lighthouse challenge, which produced terrific results.

All lights and shading was done by me.. hehe.. The texture maps used in this challenge, i got from the web.

Okay, here are my renders;

Render 1: Basic lighting

Render 2: Added more colors and glows.

Render 3: added texture on the floor.

Render 3: close-up.

I'll post a breakdown soon. =)

Shaded and lighted in 3D using Maya 2008.
Post-processing done in Adobe AfterEffects, Lightroom and Photoshop.

Lighting Challenge #17: Natural History

the scene

The goal here is to bring this scene to life, adding convincing lighting and depth to the space. You can use whatever software or techniques you want to create an original, well-lit 3D rendering of this scene. You may add or subtract or change the models, create textures, arrange the shot as you please, or do whatever else you want to realize your vision of the scene.

Lighting Challenge #17: Natural History

first draft

render #2: change the angle and added more lights

render #3: added more lights and toned-down the walls reflectivity

render #4: Night. used render layers

This scene was modeled by Alvaro Luna Bautista (who did all the architecture and displays and everything except the dinosaurs), and Joel Andersdon (who made the dinosaur skeletons.)

Shaded and lighted in 3D using Maya 2008.
Post-processing done in Adobe AfterEffects, Lightroom and Photoshop.