The Waiting Room: Almost There!

Looking back quickly, a lot has developed since my last post, [insert small promise to update more often here]  displacement maps have been added to the walls and colour management settings have been put into place so the end of this project is in site and rendering is soon to begin!
Looks wise, the displacement map is more prominent and withstanding to the lights in the scene compared to the normal maps. However, averaging around 13 minutes per frame, the render times are being sacrificed for this, especially the long shot (included in this blog), the close up shots take around 2-3 minutes which is more acceptable.

In terms of finishing this project and making it the best it can be, it has been suggested to add "something" to the corners of the scene where the walls meet the floor or ceiling. So brainstorming this, I came up with either a simplistic skirting board design or better yet, wires to drive home the technological sense of the scene. Also, Chaitan has requested adding "Art of" books into the scene next to the wooden mannequin of the right hand shelf which shouldn't take to long. And then onto Will's project - Outmode.