Indoor Tennis Facility
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Nice. I like the look. Is it straight sketchup output? Doesn't look like it. The people especially.
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Well kinda... I exported the the image with the lines turned off then I exported another image with just the sketchy line style... so it is straight sketchup output but combined in photoshop... thanks!
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I like it!
would be a great scene to render with some creative lighting.
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Nice, but I think that guy is about to trip on his balls.
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I have that problem too... damn elephantitis (sp?)! I can hear the song "Do your balls hang low, do they wobble to your toes, do you tie them in a knot, do you tie them in a bow...." I'll give it a shot sometime Pete... could be interesting...
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Looks great, Bubba.
We are working on a tennis center here in Knoxville for a university that I am not allowed to mention
. They've changed the colors of all their courts to bright blue - apparently the balls are easier to see (as opposed to the green courts). -
Sounds interesting... are you gonna do a rendering?
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Daniel, is it a re-do of the bubble or a completely new facility?
At least they are not going to change the courts to light green and the balls to blue.Bubba David, you might add some framing around the windows in the back, they look like they are floating in the insulation. IMO.
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that's great.. the people and 'accessories' really sell it..
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Yeah very nice output for just sketchup...but I would like to see it rendered as well. Good work
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I hope it's cold there..... could work up quite a sweat in that building!!!
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Dave Nice image mate, good placement of the people. Might be nice IMHO to widen the camera angle and crop a bit of the ceiling out!
BTW you have neglected to show a few balls stuck in the ceiling here and there most likely between the portals and purlins!
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Hey nice work! Where did you get the tennis peps from? And Boofredlay, if you dog is any cuter i'd have to throw up! Is it a beagle?
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Bubba,
Great work. I have to say that the only thing that really sticks out as missing is some HVAC ductwork. Typically those building push quite a bit of air just due to being a sweatbox by nature. I agree with Jason that the "extras" sell this scene for me. Nice work.
Scott
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Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions... I'm working on a site plan for a car dealership right now but once I get done with it I will get back to doing a rendering, adding duct work, and framing the windows so they don't look as if they're floating!
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