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Jazhara7 · 05-16-2005, 02:30 AM

A suggestion for the background: Unless there are two suns, the light won't be showing on both sides of the window. It's either to the left, right, or front. Also, if the light is coming from outside, it is unlikely to be seen on the wall that the window is set in. But if you emphasize the wall (add thickness to it), the light would be visible on the side of the alcove that the window would be set in.

You might want to let the shelf create a triangle of shadow in the lightbeam of the lamp, along the wall.

Otherwise it looks great.

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05-16-2005, 02:30 AM	#39
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