Bucklen theater
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Bucklen theater ::: VRay for SketchUp render - 001
My first render with VRay for SketchUp
No change any texture. Only one light.
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Great modeling
. Is the roof completely finished? (when the main roof meets with others doesn't seem to jive, or is it just me?) -
@cmoreink said:
Great modeling
. Is the roof completely finished?With the light i have put is not easy to see. I have to learn to make textures in VRay for SketchUp, sorry!
Duplicating the buildings...
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Another angle:
Detail:
Making the render older:
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amazing modelling skills
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Excellent work, like it very much.
I can see you really love what you're doing..
Great detail and clever colour balancing. -
Nice to see this again Roberto, your vray renders look great!
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really cool images, artysmedia! im surprised it's only 1.5M edges though, it looks like much more than that! congrats, you seem really good at optimising your model!
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@jopsa2 said:
really cool images, artysmedia! im surprised it's only 1.5M edges though, it looks like much more than that! congrats, you seem really good at optimising your model!
Oh, thanks! I'm a little obsessive with the cleanliness of my models.
I spends several hours to clean my models. I do not like lines leave laying around but it just gives me more or less 10-15% less sides in my models
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Masterfull work Roberto.
The images of the progress stages are very instructive.
I have a few questions:
I live in Indiana, about 90 miles from Elkhart. How did you come upon this fine building in the middle of Indiana? Was this a project you decided to do because you found and liked the buiilding or did someone from Elkhart or Indiana Historic Landmarks Foundation ask you to reconstruct it? By the way, I think it is a shame such a fine building was replaced by a parking lot, especially after being placed on the register of historic places. This sort of thing happens way too much.
How did you model the human figures the eagles and other complicated decorative features?
Thank you for sharing this great model and sharing your work process- very instructional and very inspirational.
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@unknownuser said:
Masterfull work Roberto.
@unknownuser said:
The images of the progress stages are very instructive.
Yeah, i like to put my WIP because i can have better critiques and learn more...
@unknownuser said:
How did you come upon this fine building in the middle of Indiana?
I tend to search on Google Images
@unknownuser said:
Was this a project you decided to do because you found and liked the buiilding...
yes, i found the photo, I liked the building and constructed the building only on this photo (I think it is funny to imagine how is the rest part of the building
).@unknownuser said:
By the way, I think it is a shame such a fine building was replaced by a parking lot, especially after being placed on the register of historic places. This sort of thing happens way too much.
I agree with you, but progress is progress
@unknownuser said:
How did you model the human figures the eagles and other complicated decorative features?
I do not model or persons or sculptures
Thanks, Jim Smith!
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