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Workshop de modelagem 3D do Blender com nós de geometria

Here's some feedback for this castle wall render, created from the Brick Geometry Node course:Geometry and Brick Variation: The wall has a nice, robust look, and it’s clear the geometry nodes were effectively used to create realistic variations in the brick pattern. Good work on incorporating randomness into the brick sizes and placements—it adds depth and makes the wall feel less repetitive.Lighting and Atmosphere: The sunset lighting adds a dramatic and moody feel to the scene, which works well for a castle structure. However, the wall appears a bit too dark, especially in the shadowed areas. Consider adding some fill lighting or ambient light to bring out more of the details in the bricks, or try adjusting the position of the sun to highlight some sections of the wall.Textures and Material Details: The wall could benefit from more texture detail to enhance realism. Adding a bit of roughness variation or slight bump mapping would help to capture more light and add a tactile feel to the stones. Even a subtle stone or weathering texture would enhance the appearance significantly.Foreground Elements and Depth: The vegetation in the foreground is a nice touch, but it could be enhanced with more variation or additional plants to frame the scene better. Adding some more detailed or layered vegetation could create a more immersive atmosphere and help direct the viewer's eye toward the castle.Tree Silhouettes: The trees behind the wall add to the setting well, but they look slightly flat in this lighting setup. Consider adding some backlighting to the trees to highlight their silhouettes against the sky, or adding a bit more detail in the foliage to complement the castle structure.Sky and Background Integration: The sky has a beautiful color gradient that complements the scene’s overall tone. You could further integrate the castle into this setting by adding a slight haze or mist effect, which would soften the transition between the castle and the background and add depth.Overall: This is a solid foundation that showcases the potential of the Brick Geometry Node setup. With a few adjustments to lighting, texture, and atmospheric detail, this scene could really stand out and capture the rugged grandeur of a medieval castle. Great job on applying the techniques from the course!Best, Neil

Thank you!! Enjoyed a lot working with geometry nodes. I will have your comments in mind to enhance this and further projects. 

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