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"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] inter nlnet> wrote:
> Following the comments, I did two things:
> - I extinguished one of the interior lights, keeping the one almost
> overhead;
> - I decreased the bedding angle of the pillar texture; decreased the
> contrast between the different bedding planes; increased the rotation angle
> of the pillar elements.
>
> Below is the result of these actions. I think it is much better already.
>
> Thomas
question about the stained glass windows. Are they modern? If not you might
think of adding some leading around any figures and outline areas you want
to emphasise like arms across a body etc.
Just my tuppence worth.
Stephen
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Thanks Mike and Stephen!!
The windows are not meant to be stained glass. They are not common in
refectory windows (at least today) and because of their cost, mainly used in
church windows.
However, I thought I could use irid here to give them some difference. It
suggests, I think, ageing of the glass, or some production technique
perhaps. Anyway, It is meant to suggest some texture to the surface itself.
Thomas
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