Second picture; downing house

joppermann

I absolutely love it as well. Fantastic illustration style! The composition is sooo good that you don't even notice until you look for it. This style is an absolute winner...I would love to see other work you do with the same style.

Thank you for sharing this...this is easily at the top of my list of favorite work I've seen here.

rickgraham

I LOVE this! As others have said, it is a very unique style.

Would it be possible for you to post pics of your SU model and the Kerky rendering minus the PS pp? I'd like to see exactly what PS pp does/does not do.

Thanks!

Rick

dylan

Beautiful image.
Are all the shrubs and flowers clip maps?

imabzeous

Can you sahre your PS technique plzzzzzzz

Chris Fullmer

Both this and one that Pugz just posted about the tropics look like highly saturated hdr photographs to me.

pugz1983

Hi Chris,

Is that a good or a bad thing? We are working towards a own style. Do there will always be a slight difference in style and modeling. But I think that's a good think.

Greetz Twan

sketchnl

@joppermann said:

I absolutely love it as well. Fantastic illustration style! The composition is sooo good that you don't even notice until you look for it. This style is an absolute winner...I would love to see other work you do with the same style.

Thank you for sharing this...this is easily at the top of my list of favorite work I've seen here.

Whow Jopperman, James, Dylan, Imabzeous, Rickgraham ,

these are the best compliments I 've ever had.
And I can give you the beginning of this picture but the finishing touch,
I'll rather keep it for myself .

And Chris,

thanx, pugz 1983 is the beste friend, we have explored a lot of su techniques, almost every day we are sitting next to each other. for creating a nice workflow. In a big project is it necessary to have the same style in modeling textures and photoshop.

jeremy

this is the SU file without any textures

![this is the SU file with textures, The textures you'll have to edit in photoshop.

In SU 7.1 there is an option to edit your texture directly in to photoshop, if you save the tex (not save as) your edited tex will appear in to your SU model. How do we get there? first thing we go to windows in SU and open the preferences, choose the applications, and link photoshop.

second thing is to open the material window in SU. Click on a colour, holding crtl and click on the material you want to edit This tex will appear in de material window, go to edit in the Material window and click on the box with a orange arrow. and there it is in photoshop.](/uploads/imported_attachments/sdFM_downinghuis.jpg "this is the SU file with textures, The textures you'll have to edit in photoshop.

In SU 7.1 there is an option to edit your texture directly in to photoshop, if you save the tex (not save as) your edited tex will appear in to your SU model. How do we get there? first thing we go to windows in SU and open the preferences, choose the applications, and link photoshop.

second thing is to open the material window in SU. Click on a colour, holding crtl and click on the material you want to edit This tex will appear in de material window, go to edit in the Material window and click on the box with a orange arrow. and there it is in photoshop.")

flipya

Cool style guys (Pugz' tropical house as well)!
I wonder if this will evolve to your own signature-style

KarinaGM

I absolutely love it.
And the best part of it, is definitely the composition and reframing (not sure if it is the correct word...)

Bryan K

That is a great style and reminds me of some famous illustrator whose name escapes me, but whom I really admire.

sketchnl

Hi guys,

This is a second render from another view. It's hard to create the same style. but I'm very close to it, hopefully.

downing 1111 copy 2.jpg

solo

Jeremy, it is close but lacks the vibrance of the original, maybe it's a little too saturated and sharpened.

dale

Well I have to join the chorus. Great illustration style on the first image. I tend to agree with Solo though the last one looks a little over saturated. The clarity and sharpness of the first image gets lost.
Great work .

flipya

I like this one even better. It's a more subtle effect than the first one

Great composition on both images btw!

sketchnl

@solo said:

Jeremy, it is close but lacks the vibrance of the original, maybe it's a little too saturated and sharpened.

Pete & Dale,

Thanks for the comment. I'll give it another go. maybe more plants and vases.

pyroluna

must say though.... it doesn't look very Dutch!

sketchnl

@unknownuser said:

must say though.... it doesn't look very Dutch!

What does it look like?

joppermann

I'm with everyone on the second one. It's close but missing some of the magic of the first. Don't get me wrong it's still beautiful...just missing something.

Oh...and the ground material looks alittle flat. Needs a little variation between the grout and the pavers.

Keep em coming! I love seeing these.

pyroluna

I'd say mediterranean...