Some new Renders..

[trillium]

hi silvershadow, thank you sooo much for all your amazing works and great tutorials on so many of your threads!!! i wonder if you could share with us some tips on how you did the forground sandy beach and background images in photoshop. they look so seamless!!! i felt the same when i saw freeagent's bush lodge with the dry grassland foreground. you guys inspire me to learn more about post processing! thanks again!

[silver_shadow]

thanx, sorry for the missing images. (Stupid photo bucket errors)
The thing i sometimes do and usually work well is say for the sand or grass, render your model with a flat color, like sandish for sand or greenish for grass. Then in photoshop drop a image over that grass or sand, and say it should be overlay or any of those that suit your needs. and use an eraser to control areas.

[trillium]

thank u !!

[chango70]

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[pibuz]

that's true....

I WANNA SEE THEM!!!!!

[EscapeArtist]

@chango70 said:

The original images have been deleted by photobucket.

Bandwidth Exceeded.

[silver_shadow]

fixed

[chocolate_fou]

these are really cool renders.great work silver shadow..by the way, i'm new here.just admiring your works.i hope someday i could also do stuffs the way you do. keep it up!!!

[silver_shadow]

sorry for the issues on photobucket

[arjun_samar]

hi sir, im just new to su just download it yesterday and v-ray,, your renders are superb!!!!

did you model the 3d trees? and 3dcars? in my guess, i those are the most hardest thing to model...

thanks in advance...

[torring]

Nice dude, very inspiring works..... thanks for sharing.

[rose]

Hi,I am new to this Community.I saw ur work and found it extremely interesting,and inspiring.I never imagined you could do get this high quality 3d in Sketchup+Vray.If you dont mind, could you please recommend some websites or tutorials to learn sketchup and vray for a beginner like me,mainly architecture..
Many Thanks
Rose

[silver_shadow]

@rose said:

Hi,I am new to this Community.I saw ur work and found it extremely interesting,and inspiring.I never imagined you could do get this high quality 3d in Sketchup+Vray.If you dont mind, could you please recommend some websites or tutorials to learn sketchup and vray for a beginner like me,mainly architecture..
Many Thanks
Rose

hi rose
I learned sketchup and vray mostly thru trial and error. This website has good tutorials to get you going on sketchup. On the Vray side, probably the best way is to look for vray in general, does not need to be su, it could be for rhino or max, the way its working applies the same to all other applications. Sorry, i know its not much help.

[rose]

Hi,
Thanks a lot for getting back to me quickly...Ofcourse its of great help...I will look into it...I had been looking at certain tutorials in youtube,and other sites...and it was of gr8 help..However I never found anything related to architecture-for example importing the plan from autocad to sketchup,placing the top floors and developing the model and such...
Thanks once again for helping me.
Thanks

[thinktank]

Great work Silver Shadow! i just joined this forum and didn't realise that Cape Town was taking the world by 3d storm! i'm also based in Cape Town. where did you and Free Agent work together?

I just have a regarding the sand? HOW DID YOU DO IT?! are they all comps with actual photos backgrounds or was teh sand and texture modelled and rendered. I'm sitting with the same sort of scene and i'm not sure how do achieve this!

[alone]

hey i like ur trees. ur renders are so cool. can u post those trees?
and i also want to know how can i give reflection of a specifis pic on glass in vray sketchup?

[mailandrex]

OMG that's awesome!!

i like every single pixels of those renders!!

[pmolson]

Ahhhhhh....Wow!

I am either inspired by your work to try harder or to give up.

Amazing.

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[ken28875]

Fantastic renders as always! Keep them coming.

[aadbuild]

very cool thanks for sharing. Vray does a great job. I use Hypershot and it does do a great job (not to the standard of your work) but i must say it is very easy and very quick to learn.
By the way every thing is drawn in Sketchup