New Housing Estate
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Quick b+w renders of an estate I'm working on. Please excuse random tree to the right of the image, I was a bit rushed and made some mistakes!
I'm texturing the model at the moment
it's such a big site.made up of render, line overlay and negative line overlay
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Very refreshing massing study, and nice substitution for a clay render. Lots of potential for this. Great stuff.
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Changed crap foliage:
thanks dale.
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wow im impressed im very curious as to how you created the fake clay style, is it purely a 2D output form SU and then some nifty PP or have you rendered it in some clever way and then added some more nifty PP, I would be very interested in using this style for some of my designs!
From what I cam guess you have done a render then overlayed a layer showing visible lines? -
ha tell me about it, its always a bastard when that happens, as a general rule I always quickly highlight and copy my text before I post on any forum or email, its much worse when you have spent a decade writing and you loose it you dont have any willpower to do it all again lol!
Thanks for taking the time to do a tut most appreciated!
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Nice work Oli.
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you are an Artist
look forward to the tutorial.Also love the design. The shapes are brilliant. Look forward to seeing this develop.
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love this greyscale style
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i just wrote a huge tutorial but it messed up when i posted it......i wasn't logged in apparently. i spent like 10 minutes writing it
i'll do a step by step tutorial with images...much easier.
the rendering and post process takes less than 15 minutes.
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HERE IS A LINK FOR THE TUTORIAL:
The Quasi-Clay Style :: SketchUp 3D Rendering Tutorials by SketchUpArtists
By Oliver Shea The image I am using for this tutorial is part of a housing project I worked on a few months ago. We are going to try and achieve a fa
(www.sketchupartists.org)
Let me know if you make any images with the style, would be nice to see how they come out!
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