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    • marked001M Offline
      marked001
      last edited by

      Here is a roof terrace in Manhattan that I'm working on for one of the firms I work with. Its my first shot at using the Ivy plugin.. pretty cool, I could definitely use some practice though with the variables, but was limited on time since this more or less done in a day.

      Let me know where you think it can be improved.. rendered in Thea for SketchUp.. background/sky added in pshop. I like the first way way better than the second, but couldn't come up with a good composition for the second.


      130310_Lourd_Terrace_V1_JC.jpg


      130310_Lourd_Terrace_V2_JC.jpg

      http://www.revision21vis.com

      instagram: revi21on

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      • novenaN Offline
        novena
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        Jason, it is looking great, I like your brick textures, but there are 2 things I found strange: the ivy leaves look weird and IMHO the sky doesn't match 100% with the lighting... anyway it is a nice job done in a very little time...
        best
        V

        http://hdzarkitektur.wordpress.com/

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        • marked001M Offline
          marked001
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          yes.. it looks like ivy after a dry summer.. haha. but i was having mixed results and just had to stick with something. maybe i should've tried bigger leaves.

          http://www.revision21vis.com

          instagram: revi21on

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          • DanielD Offline
            Daniel
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            Great looking rendering, Jason, although ivy growing on a building is never a good idea. It will grow into every nook, cranny, and crack it can find.

            My avatar is an anachronism.

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            • Bryan KB Offline
              Bryan K
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              Yeah, I wish was there. πŸ‘

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

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              • marked001M Offline
                marked001
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                yeah... ivy is definitely not the best idea but its already more or less all covered with ivy, PLUS i have absolutely nothing to do with the design πŸ˜‰ haha.. i'm just the messenger.

                http://www.revision21vis.com

                instagram: revi21on

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                • KrisidiousK Offline
                  Krisidious
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                  Beautiful...

                  By: Kristoff Rand
                  Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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