Santorini scene-psuedo clay style
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Thanks guys.
Pav, the cobbles was done using greeble and then SDS.
Zumo, the dome is the same as the current one in Santorino.
I tried my hand at digital painting, over the rendering using an Intuos tablet, pretty pleased with the outcome however it's wayyyy slower than rendering.
And one for my website..
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digital painting one, looks like a piece of art, very nice job!!
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Pete, beautiful! as usual...and the speed of your learning curve never ceases to amaze me.
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Beautiful stuff! And what a plug for the plants. You are ever so crafty, in all senses of the word.
Love the new logo at the bottom left of one of the pics, the angry, bulging eyes, Solo guy. Very clever.
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Definitely like your results. However there is something about the dome color/render that does not work well with the rest of the scene. Is it just me or does it kind of glow like a metal flake paint job on a hot rod?
Perhaps the range between highlight and shadow should not be so great?
It shines and it glows. Is that a painted plaster or a ceramic tile?
I just looked at some photos of Santorini domes. The old faded paint jobs using flat paint are more uniform in color. Domes painted in a gloss paint have a very small circular highlight that breaks rapidly from white to saturated blue.
That is in bright sun. In overcast, the shadows would be lighter and the highlight quite diffuse.
I like the render but the dome just highjacks my eye.
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Hmmmmm! The other thing is. The dome is light on the wrong side. It should be light on the left and not the right. Assuming that you did not do the dome outside V-Ray, perhaps your vignette is reading as lighting direction rather than vignette?
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very very impressive
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I love the NP renderings, very very nice work
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I really like all the pictures, except for the blurry first one. Knowing so many different styles is gonna be a big plus when you get work. Way to impress the client with a load of different takes on their building!
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wonderful as always
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