| | | Jayme Ghisletta | | Desk Scene | | | Red Desk | |
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| | Inspiration
The inspiration for my scene was my vision of the perfect desk. I wanted something bright and big. My desk is just that, red and oversized. It has enough surface area to layout all my papers and books. I wanted to use bright colors in the scene so I added bright art work and bright lamps. I am a huge fan of abstract paintings so I hung Kandinsky’s, Farbstudie. To add a touch of strange to my scene I hung another painting by M.C. Escher called Skull with Cigarette. I added a game of logic to enhance the mind and then added a jack-o-lantern because of Halloween and to show an artistic side. The walls and carpet are in calm colors to make the bright colors stand out.
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| | | Objects | Desk | Jayme | | | Lamps | Jayme | | | Glass | Jayme | | | Pencil | Jayme | | | Chair | Lightwave | | | Pumpkin | Lightwave | | | Chess Board | Lightwave | | | Chess piece | Lightwave | | | Chess Clock | Lightwave | | | Art work | allposters.com | | | | | | Textures | | LightWave |
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| | Problems and Solutions
The main problem I had was not being familiar with the program. I have never done any 3-D modeling. When I started the desk I was overwhelmed with all the things that this program is capable of. I guess you can say it was information overload for me. So the solution that I came up with was to purchase the book Essential Lightwave 3-D. After reading certain parts I was more comfortable with the program.
Another problem of mine was making things fit to scale. After I would create objects in Modeler and load them to lightwave I was unable to see them. This happen to the pencil and I finally zoomed out and realized that the pencil was gargantuan.
The last problem I encountered was rendering. I forgot to set render display so I had to render it all over again.
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