Moorcrag..

[artysmedia]

I like your renders, tadema! You are a Master!

[holmes1977]

To me thats your best yet.
Fantastic photoshop work.

[KarinaGM]

Another nice work

What always impreses me in your models is the maping of all those textures!
And the quality and diversity of those textures.
I've been taking pictures lately but never get what I want.

Tadema, would you tell us what is your method?

[john.warburton]

@karinagm said:

Tadema, would you tell us what is your method?

Check out CatchUp Edition 3 - superb tutorial by Tadema.

[rangerrick]

Perfect integration of render into photo. Very nice work.

[KarinaGM]

@john.warburton said:

@karinagm said:

Tadema, would you tell us what is your method?

Check out CatchUp Edition 3 - superb tutorial by Tadema.

I meant to picture facades and surfaces in general in order to create nice textures.
But thanks John, I always forget to read the CatchupEdition

[tadema]

Thank you everyone.
Karina, there are lots of Textures on here and thousands on picture sharing sites like Flickr, bump maps are important too.

Wondered what Voysey's building would be like with more "traditional" materials! render always looks cold to me. I know I'll probably get blasted by the purists
but here goes.
John

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[sepo]

@tadema said:

Thank you everyone.
Karina, there are lots of Textures on here and thousands on picture sharing sites like Flickr, bump maps are important too.

Wondered what Voysey's building would be like with more "traditional" materials! render always looks cold to me. I know I'll probably get blasted by the purists
but here goes.
John

Indeed Tadema you should know that vernecular materilas in Cumbria are either slate walls + slate roof or white render walls + slate roof.

Just got back from the Bowness on Windermere. Rain and more rain but beautiful nevertheless

[tadema]

Hello sepo, your correct about the materials, I was refering generaly to Charles Voysey's use of rough cast render used on most of his buildings regardless of location. http://www.voysey.gotik-romanik.de/
I have only seen pictures of maybe four buildings where he's used other materials. The rain is what adds the beauty to Cumbria, one of the finest places in Britain.
regards John

[sepo]

Yes...it was beautiful.
It is interesting how in less than 50 miles distance local architectural language changes completely. For instance in Ambleside you have slate walls and almost alpine look and in Kendal you have lime stone and shallower roof pitch like I am in Buckinghamshire.
Anyway Voyesy did number of houses in brick as well.