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    • KrisidiousK Offline
      Krisidious
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      Yeah I don't know why I'm drawn to it... the shot itself is great with the varying perspectives of the buildings and the swooping street. It's a great shot.

      Is this what they call a scheme in the UK?

      By: Kristoff Rand
      Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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        Macker
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        @krisidious said:

        Is this what they call a scheme in the UK?

        I would call it a scheme, yes. But I suppose it depends on whether or not we have different ideas as to what a scheme is. To me if someone says housing "scheme" it simply means "plan", and doesn't carry any other meanings such as "it's affordable" or "it's large", etc.

        Check out my blog @ http://macviz.blogspot.co.uk

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          rvdkruk75
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          I really love this kind of presentation. Is this all photoshop+fotosketcher?
          Whats your workflow?

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            Macker
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            Yeah it's all photoshop & fotosketcher, I've attached the original export. Though to achieve the effect I do export a few other passes such as one for sketchy lines, one for material ID's in photoshop and so on.

            Scene 3 Original.jpg

            The thinking behind doing it this way rather than in 3DS max & VRay is that it feels more "loose" and not necessarily fully designed which can often be to your favour when presenting to a planning committee, or a client. It gives the impression that things are still subject to change and that nothing is fixed; turning up to a meeting with full on photoreal images can sometimes work against you in that the client could end up thinking "oh sh*t, that's not what I wanted at all!". πŸ˜„

            Check out my blog @ http://macviz.blogspot.co.uk

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              pedrinalex
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              Beatiful work:

              Do you want to sharing the settings of photosketcher?

              Thanks in advanced

              Pedro

              MB ASUS x99M-WS, Xeon e5 2695 v3, 64 GB RAM 2400, 2x gforce gtx 1060, 1 SSDH 1 tb & 3 HD 1 TB c/u

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                cadmunkey
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                Nice work, NPR style works really well on this.

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                  Macker
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                  @pedrinalex said:

                  Do you want to sharing the settings of photosketcher?

                  I would, but there's nothing special about my settings; I use a combination of the Oil Pastel preset, and the Watercolour preset blended together in photoshop. One (hopefully) last image to add;


                  Scene 4.jpg

                  Check out my blog @ http://macviz.blogspot.co.uk

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                  • Bryan KB Offline
                    Bryan K
                    last edited by

                    I really like the style, design and images. πŸ‘

                    See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                      pedrinalex
                      last edited by

                      Thanks for your answer Macker.
                      i want to do something like you.
                      I like soo much

                      Pedro

                      MB ASUS x99M-WS, Xeon e5 2695 v3, 64 GB RAM 2400, 2x gforce gtx 1060, 1 SSDH 1 tb & 3 HD 1 TB c/u

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                      • allanxA Offline
                        allanx
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                        Very nice NPR presentation Macker...

                        allanx

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                          Macker
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                          Thanks for all the feedback guys. I suppose seeing as I couldn't really offer anything in the way of fotosketcher settings, here's what the image looked like with all the photoshop post production just before I ran it through fotosketcher...

                          Scene 4 post pro.jpg

                          And for comparison, the original sketchup export;

                          Scene 4 Original.jpg

                          Should probably mention that all these images are 3500px wide, I've had to scale them down because the forum was rejecting them.

                          Check out my blog @ http://macviz.blogspot.co.uk

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