Week 7: Room Model With Light Source/New Scale


The model of my room was recreated using a scale of 1:50. A slanted roof was added to enhance the model. The model is quite open, meaning a large amount of light is able to enter the interior. I used a powerful flashlight to produce sharp, high contrast shadows. 







Indoor Lighting

The interior lighting was created from a small head torch which was placed inside the model. This form of lighting emulates a lit room at night.






Interior Views

The interior views show how the windows and open areas allow light to pass into the interior.











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