No, that's correct. It's not intended to be a teenager's room.
Maybe it's a David Lynch kind of room and any second a small
man will walk in and start to talk backwards.. hehe
I don't know. I am somewhat inspired from a couple of pictures
I found. Very 80'ish indeed.

How about some hair gel? hehe
Hmm..

Yes, I have tried radiosity. But for now it takes to long to render with it.

Clock added anyway. Thanks for your suggestions :)

Regards
Stefan


"Xplo Eristotle" <xpl### [at] infomagicnet> wrote in message
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> Stefan Persson wrote:
> >
> > Like I said, anyone who remembers anything from the 80's are welcome
with
> > suggestions.
>
> If this was a teenager's room, I could dump a million suggestions on
> you, but it doesn't look like a teenager's room, and the woman doesn't
> exactly look like a teenager. So I have more questions than suggestions.
>
> What kind of room is this? It looks like part bathroom, part bedroom,
> and part living room. If we knew what it was, it would probably help you
> and us think of ways to add to it.
>
> The lighting looks kind of stark. Are you using light fading and/or
> radiosity? You might give it a try.. then again, you might want to do
> without radiosity as a stylistic choice.
>
> The walls could use more stuff on them. Maybe a framed art print or two,
> if you can find the right sort of art, and a clock? (I envision the
> clock having a kind of stylized ultramodern look with more matte black
> and chrome, or maybe glass.. something like that.) Some little touches
> like light switches and power outlets would probably help too.
>
> The hairspray is a nice touch, but there really ought to be more than
> one hair product there. ;)
>
> The design you have now for the furniture looks right.
>
> That's all I can think of for the moment.
>
> -Xplo
>

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