Hello

I send a drawing destinated to an advertising  poster for a sound library 
for blind. Of course, blind persons will not see it, but the family or 
friends will tell them about this library.
The modeling is entirely done with Rheingold 3d, a powerfull modeler. I 
think, there is no limits working with this soft. Rendering and materials 
are done with moray after importation of the meshes.

Your critics will help me

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"Remy Closset" <rem### [at] tiscalifr> schreef in bericht
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> Hello
>
> I send a drawing destinated to an advertising  poster for a sound library
> for blind. Of course, blind persons will not see it, but the family or
> friends will tell them about this library.
> The modeling is entirely done with Rheingold 3d, a powerfull modeler. I
> think, there is no limits working with this soft. Rendering and materials
> are done with moray after importation of the meshes.
>

All elements look very realistic... except the book!
The pages' slight crumbling is nice but I would expect some deeper shadows
in-between them. Also the inner binding seems too straight, forming an
almost perfect triangle. The sides of that should be more rounded at least.
Note that you never could close this book! The thickness of all the pages is
double the width of the outer binding!
Now, I opened a thick hardcover book (a dictionary), and there does not seem
to be a triangle at all! In fact, the inner binding is a gentle convexe
curve.

Thomas

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Thomas, you are right. I did'nt think very good about it! I try to change 
the form following your indications/
Thank you



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> "Remy Closset" <rem### [at] tiscalifr> schreef in bericht
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>> Hello
>>
>> I send a drawing destinated to an advertising  poster for a sound library
>> for blind. Of course, blind persons will not see it, but the family or
>> friends will tell them about this library.
>> The modeling is entirely done with Rheingold 3d, a powerfull modeler. I
>> think, there is no limits working with this soft. Rendering and materials
>> are done with moray after importation of the meshes.
>>
>
> All elements look very realistic... except the book!
> The pages' slight crumbling is nice but I would expect some deeper shadows
> in-between them. Also the inner binding seems too straight, forming an
> almost perfect triangle. The sides of that should be more rounded at 
> least.
> Note that you never could close this book! The thickness of all the pages 
> is
> double the width of the outer binding!
> Now, I opened a thick hardcover book (a dictionary), and there does not 
> seem
> to be a triangle at all! In fact, the inner binding is a gentle convexe
> curve.
>
> Thomas
>
>

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How about changing that book into something
in Braille (Is that the spelling? You know, the little dots..).
It just seems more logical to me..

Stefan

"Remy Closset" <rem### [at] tiscalifr> skrev i meddelandet 
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> Hello
>
> I send a drawing destinated to an advertising  poster for a sound library 
> for blind. Of course, blind persons will not see it, but the family or 
> friends will tell them about this library.
> The modeling is entirely done with Rheingold 3d, a powerfull modeler. I 
> think, there is no limits working with this soft. Rendering and materials 
> are done with moray after importation of the meshes.
>
> Your critics will help me
>
> Friendly

>
>

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Thank you Stefan for your idea.
But, in fact the poster does'nt speak about blind people. The blind persons 
who can read Braille is a club. They perfectly know the sound library. The 
poster is destinated to visually impaired persons or persons who becomes 
suddenly blind. All those persons does'nt know and will never know Braille. 
Learning Braille with the fingers has to be done very young. After that, 
it's too late and too difficult. And, of course, blind peuple cannot see 
posters! I want to advertise the exitence of the sound library. The family 
and the people close to the impaired person have to be acquainted of the 
existence of such library. So the person will go from the paperbook to the 
audio book.
I hope I answered you question?

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> How about changing that book into something
> in Braille (Is that the spelling? You know, the little dots..).
> It just seems more logical to me..
>
> Stefan
>
> "Remy Closset" <rem### [at] tiscalifr> skrev i meddelandet 
> news:433a532e@news.povray.org...
>> Hello
>>
>> I send a drawing destinated to an advertising  poster for a sound library 
>> for blind. Of course, blind persons will not see it, but the family or 
>> friends will tell them about this library.
>> The modeling is entirely done with Rheingold 3d, a powerfull modeler. I 
>> think, there is no limits working with this soft. Rendering and materials 
>> are done with moray after importation of the meshes.
>>
>> Your critics will help me
>>
>> Friendly

>>
>>
>
>

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Question answered :)

Still, IMHO, a poster should communicate
the message of, in this case, the product.
What I mean is that you should try to find
a connection between the visual presentation
and the sound library. And as you aim towards
the seeing people, of course, what illustrations
makes them think of a sound library for visually
impaired people? I'm not saying you are wrong

I mean, in my case the first thing that lept to mind
about the book was the fact that I would have
done it in Braille. Right or wrong.. I don't know..
but that was my first impression. :)

Stefan

"Remy Closset" <rem### [at] neuffr> skrev i meddelandet 
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> Thank you Stefan for your idea.
> But, in fact the poster does'nt speak about blind people. The blind 
> persons who can read Braille is a club. They perfectly know the sound 
> library. The poster is destinated to visually impaired persons or persons 
> who becomes suddenly blind. All those persons does'nt know and will never 
> know Braille. Learning Braille with the fingers has to be done very young. 
> After that, it's too late and too difficult. And, of course, blind peuple 
> cannot see posters! I want to advertise the exitence of the sound library. 
> The family and the people close to the impaired person have to be 
> acquainted of the existence of such library. So the person will go from 
> the paperbook to the audio book.
> I hope I answered you question?
>
> Friendly

>

> 4342fd1b$1@news.povray.org...
>> How about changing that book into something
>> in Braille (Is that the spelling? You know, the little dots..).
>> It just seems more logical to me..
>>
>> Stefan
>>
>> "Remy Closset" <rem### [at] tiscalifr> skrev i meddelandet 
>> news:433a532e@news.povray.org...
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> I send a drawing destinated to an advertising  poster for a sound 
>>> library for blind. Of course, blind persons will not see it, but the 
>>> family or friends will tell them about this library.
>>> The modeling is entirely done with Rheingold 3d, a powerfull modeler. I 
>>> think, there is no limits working with this soft. Rendering and 
>>> materials are done with moray after importation of the meshes.
>>>
>>> Your critics will help me
>>>
>>> Friendly

>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

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"Stefan Persson" <azy### [at] hotmailcom> schreef in bericht
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> Question answered :)
>
> Still, IMHO, a poster should communicate
> the message of, in this case, the product.
> What I mean is that you should try to find
> a connection between the visual presentation
> and the sound library. And as you aim towards
> the seeing people, of course, what illustrations
> makes them think of a sound library for visually
> impaired people? I'm not saying you are wrong

> I mean, in my case the first thing that lept to mind
> about the book was the fact that I would have
> done it in Braille. Right or wrong.. I don't know..
> but that was my first impression. :)
>

Hmm... there is an idea there...

perhaps slightly out of focus, but just for hinting at the idea?

Thomas

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Thomas

My image begins a streak of multiple poster telling what is done in the 
association. So, I have choosen to show all those thinks every tume with the 
same view. So I will speak about Toy library for blind, braille library, 
locomotion (teaching walk in the streets), basletry, and so on...

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> "Stefan Persson" <azy### [at] hotmailcom> schreef in bericht
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>> Question answered :)
>>
>> Still, IMHO, a poster should communicate
>> the message of, in this case, the product.
>> What I mean is that you should try to find
>> a connection between the visual presentation
>> and the sound library. And as you aim towards
>> the seeing people, of course, what illustrations
>> makes them think of a sound library for visually
>> impaired people? I'm not saying you are wrong

>> I mean, in my case the first thing that lept to mind
>> about the book was the fact that I would have
>> done it in Braille. Right or wrong.. I don't know..
>> but that was my first impression. :)
>>
>
> Hmm... there is an idea there...

> perhaps slightly out of focus, but just for hinting at the idea?
>
> Thomas
>
>

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"Remy Closset" <rem### [at] neuffr> schreef in bericht
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> Thomas
>
> My image begins a streak of multiple poster telling what is done in the
> association. So, I have choosen to show all those thinks every tume with
the
> same view. So I will speak about Toy library for blind, braille library,
> locomotion (teaching walk in the streets), basletry, and so on...
>

Ah yes! That's an approach I was not aware of.
Waiting with interest for your next version!

Thomas

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