NPR Baguio House

utiler

I love seeing your work, Alan!

allanx

Thank you guys for the compliments, I have other version of this image with different fence design and style...will post soon when finish

allanx

Stinkie

Please do so.

allanx

Thanks Tom, as promised here are the rest of the images...

In Digital Watercolour

allanx

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Stinkie

Good stuff.

Mike Lucey

Nice work Alan but I can't help noticing that there could be a problem with the drive / ramp. I imagine its okay for big 4x4s but anything with low clearance might have problems.

allanx

I agree Mike, the ramp is pretty steep for me too and not visually appealing, I want to bring that up to the Architect but I am not in a position to do that.

allanx

Daniel

they look fantastic, Alan.
That driveway is a doozy!

allanx

Thanks Daniel,you are right and there are also many doozy people and architects here too...

allanx

chedda

Looks great Allanx you've got this style nailed.

boofredlay

Fantastic.

Ben Ritter

Alan,

First of all, they are indeed very nice images.

Having said that, I have some questions/comments in general regarding NPR styles, such as these, so please don't mistake them as being a critique unique to your images, just questions for those who do them.

I've been playing around with trying to learn NPR styles, but I never know what to do with straight lines, such as in your images, when trying to produce watercolor similarities. You would never see such straight linework in true watercolors.

2)I've noticed in several "NPR" or "watercolor' type styles, that a reflection is shown on materials that realistically would not be that way. What is the reason for doing so?

Just trying to learn. Thanks.

allanx

Hi Ben,

Thanks,

When I am still using real watercolour I used straight lines to refine the crookedness that a paint do to the artwork or to minimize the painting effect to an artwork. I add it now the same way before to refine my drawings, I still run all my renders in Fotosketcher to give the watercolour look and sometimes it comes up like a painting or something abstract.
Yes reflection is a big thing in watercolour painting many artist use it, for me reflection adds also a refinement to the artwork a sort of finish look unlike not using it the painting looks unfinish or dull.

Thanks Simon,Eric and Ben

allanx

marked001

Liking these alot.. maybe too many birds! but other than that.. great stuff.

allanx

Hey Jason! the bird community is hurt with your comments you should give a public apology.
Got a chance to see your WIP on the modern house and its gorgeous, I am planning on designing something like that for a client.

I will not copy your work do not worry...a little eh...yeah ok I will copy it,so delete your post... forget it I already saved it...