Fabricate: Hi-Res Render

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Final render:


I have added lighting to my final render while it is against the black background. This makes certain areas of the model such as the jagged edges stand out. This reiterates my idea of destruction. The lighting also causes shadows to be made that occur on the softer edges, again increasing the effect of violence and destruction. I applied a material to my model to link the colours of my digital and physical models. I chose wood as a material and applied this to my model, as I created an acrylic physical model with a wooden stand. The colour of the wood has reddish tones in it which enhances the connection between the jagged edges which I painted a mixture of black and red.


Pushing render further:


I decided to push my digital render even further by adding a background. I had earlier tested out backgrounds and the most effective one is the one featured above, but in brighter hues. My digital model became lost in the background because of the material applied, so I therefore decided to edit the photo with a brighter hue. This made the model stand out more than before, but the model itself is not as effective as it is with a black background.


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