Task 2
OCCUPATION
Welcome to Task 2 of Builders Corp. 3. This week we urge you to create a room inspired by an occupation of your choice. The occupation will inspire key aspects in your design.
Please note, the job you choose does not have to be obscure. As long as the build reflects your decision.
(NO BOTS will be present in your design.)
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Good luck.
Maximum Room Size:
7x7
.COM user kovsky. has generously donated 55c to the builder who achieves first place this week. Good luck.
Great job this week everyone. You really set the bar high for this competition. We are excited to see how you interpret the tasks to come.
Happy reading, please see the progress page for your individual ranking. Each week is different, learn from your faults and improve as we progress. Good luck.
Ejvind11
"sOrRy hAd eXamS COunDn'T giVe mY BesT" Bitch please, this room is extraordinary. Just the organic shape of the construction is to die for. On top of that you have this gorgeous rusty brown red palette and all these appropriate details scattered throughout. The occupation is subtle and not on your face which I like. One of my tops this week.
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Stunning! The combination of constructive elements is very good. Placement of furniture is conceptualized and placed appropriately. Your attention to detail really exceeds my expectations. Your occupation of choice is captured with these integral aspects that work together so harmoniously. Fantastic results this week, keep up the great work.
BabyCakes
A cute room with some gorgeous details. I like the whimsical palette shown here and the way the details enforce that. The mirror is amazing, i do wish you had another mirror on the other wall. Could have given the room a fascinating depth to it. There are a few issues I can't help but notice. The way the pink sofas clip on top is a bit disconcerting, could have maybe been an easy fix if you raised the top block a bit. Also the in your face dark brown floor is kind of a palette ruiner. It just doesn't go with the rest of the room.
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I'm drawn to the intricacy in the details you've incorporated in this build this week. There are several elements working harmoniously that draw attention immediately. The use of pastels to portray this feminine design so cute, the mirror is very fascinating and pivotal. I find there were a few drawbacks as well; the floor isn't balanced, it has a heavier tone. The construction of the walls on the top aren't my favourite, had you simply stacked the counters form outside the build it would have covered everything.
..havermout..
I really love this room. It's totally a #mood room id make for myself. I appreciate the depth of field this construction portrays. The details are fitting and gorgeous, framed by an appropriate amount of greenery that only elevates the tones of the artificial materials within. A room full of ideas, composition and love. One of my tops this week.
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I really enjoy the grunge aspect in the overall composition. The occupation you chose is prevalent in this build but not redundantly overstated. The lighting is such a daring addition; I really enjoy it. The room shape is beautiful and the textures and layering of the foliage is appropriate. Overall this is a really strong build for you, keep up the great work.
Anderge
An adorable room full of fascinating shapes and intriguing details. The irregular shape of the construction is what makes this stand out from the usual flower shop rooms we see. And yes we see a lot of them. That might be reason why this room isn't in the top this week. Get outside of your comfort zone, go big on the ideas behind the room. Can't wait to see more.
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I love the playfulness you've achieved with this design. The colours are so well balanced and show the moodiness and playfulness working together. The interior aspect you added to the storefront was a great decision and it really drove your occupation home in my opinion. I think you can afford to get a bit more abstract with some of your detailing. There is something to say about bold decisions and though you haven't quite reached out far enough to grasp that; I feel like you will. I'm excited to see what this competition has in store for you.
tallmolly08
An adorable showing of skill, craft and restraint. I adore the tone of the room. The shape is unique and interesting with fitting details that give us a very readable profession. I am really enjoying these showings of palettes, can't wait to see how you do this next task >:)
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You really excel at interior conceptual builds. However, the construction of the foundation of the room is bit vanilla in my opinion; had you incorporated maybe one more component it wouldn't look like just a mass of brick. That being said, the details are exquisite and I'm really enjoying the mood you set with the use of the moodlight and light peeking through onto the desk. Good stuff.
Ribbit
*squints* If I hadn't seen this room live on habbo I would have never guessed there are bees in this photo. They are practically invisible. A good fix for that would have been some subtly placed clean textured furni behind the bees so they'd be way more visible. That being said, this room is rather adorable. I am a fan of the spacing at the bottom and the honey themed details are very appropriate. My biggest issue with this room is the maniac way you framed the top with that out of nowhere super bright disney happy green shrubbery. It feels heavy and matches no other green in the room. Be more mindful of details like this next time.
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This is heaps better than your last submission. I can see where you listened to us and I know you're readily available to accept criticism to enhance your builds further. I loved your chosen occupation; you've made some amazing furniture choices to convey your inspiration. The splatters of honey and details made on the surface of the table are a nice touch. The shape of the room is more organic than the last and I really appreciate that. I think you got a bit stuck with the wall and kept adding more and more to it. Had you left this more minimal, it would've let all the details you put into the focal point of the room speak for itself. Keep balance in mind and how it will be captured on our website.
True-Courage
A very forward idea with a very readable room behind it. I adore the limited palette and how you conveyed your vision with this one building without going over the top on details around it to make sure it's a "room". Not every room needs to be a cookie cutter square room with walls and floors and this is a perfect example of the idea we're trying to convey.
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A very unique portrayal of our task. Minimal yet impactful. It speaks volumes to your creativity and aesthetic designs. I appreciate the concept and how you were able to create a complete room without adding a background. The details work so simultaneously with one another. The use of the hearts to project your vision was very smart. Overall a very successful design!
xDownZ
Great comeback room. I'm a fan of the directness you took with the task this week. The train is really well constructed , with a fitting palette. The station is simple, to the point and adorable. Did you know? You can change the state of bullet holes into other shapes by double clicking them. A great room giving you a deserving comeback in this competition.
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I'm obsessed! I really took a liking to your thought process with this task. Picking a section of a train isn't something I was expecting. You created such a wonderful representation of your chosen occupation and the construction of it is on point. The platform with all of the details is nothing shy of your imagination. I really think you stood out with this build. I can't wait to see what you do next!
TaroMilkshake
What happened. The occupation here is unreadable. The room composition is out of the window. This room isn't functional nor does it make any sense. I am so confused.
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I think you undermined your potential with this design. I know you're capable of producing more. That being said, there are several redeeming qualities to this design that elevated it for me. The use of the tables to create the counter top was clever. The cat cuddling the pillow was very cute and I really enjoyed the use of the painting to tie the palette you were working with together. The occupation you chose was fairly obvious in my opinion and I think when you take that into consideration alongside the details you incorporated; you created something that was on the right track. Thanks.
Dolphingirl99945
I love the idea and story behind this. I want this job. That being said, I'm not that happy with the room. The dog station is well done with cute and appropriate details shown in it. What kills this room for me is the massive amount of trees that appear on top of it. They drown the whole room especially the small details of the actual occupation. its just compositionaly wrong.
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Had you quite literally removed the foliage from the overall design this would have fared better in my opinion. I think it's very overpowering and unneccesary, it only draws my focus away from the main component of this task. That being said, your occupation of choice was humbling and intriguing. Some of the stacking details were done beautifully. Unfortunately some lackluster design choices faulted your achievements. Thanks.
Deathbrand
This room is beyond good. I am immensely impressed. I love so many things about this room. The biggest highlight for me is your prodigious play on lights. They change the whole design and give it that extra quality to it. Another think I adore is the way you subtly play with the shape of the room. In reality it's just a square but the way you overlayered gives it depth and contrast. My favourite room of the week.
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Once again, I look at this design and I know exactly who built it. Your signature building style is so nice to see. I look at each element and love how they all work together to tell this story. Light is something I am usually fascinated with in builds, you exceeded what I was looking for this week. The occupation you chose is captured incredibly well. (I wouldn't know). Overall, I really think you pushed your boundaries and created a work of art in this design. Well done.