Past work. Sketchup to Maxwell to Photoshop
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More past work.
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Mate that second one of the new set! The lighting is superbe!!!!!!! Mate for me that is where the artistry comes in and in that case pulled off very well!!!
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Stunning work...
I can only imagine that apart from the render process, you've also gone through a lot post pro with most of these... -
Ohhhhhhh! You are a master Jedi!
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Thanks for these renders, excellent work.
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overall these are all very nice renderings...some speak more to me than others, but you definately have an artistic touch....good job
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Thank you for the nice comments. I am better than I used to be but still have so much to learn.
Thanks
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my reason for postprocessing Maxwell images is that it safes rendertime. Without having to fully let Maxwell clean the images I filter the images as such that they look pleasing. It saves me hours of rendertimes and allows me to work with rendered images at SL10 or even less.
I wonder though if Revit does more or less as well as the combination SU/Maxwell in terms of moddeling speed and renderquality en maybe ease of use.
Compliments on your images btw. They look certainly professsional. I am always amaized to see my clients not at all concerned about the quality of textures or blurryness. All they go for is atmosphere and the vision of a future building at a certain site. They go from blindness to a sudden image of a completed projected. Only long after that first impression they will start looking for qualities of the images themselves.
Architects do not sell an image, its the build results that count. Most clients look at images and imagine buildings the architects has shown them in real before. If Richard Meier would propose all colored buildings in his images I think most clients would still expect the actual build projects to come out white .. -
how can i see the pictures?
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Hey, nice one! Where can you download it? I REALLY want it!!! GREAT WORK!!!!
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