[HELP REQUEST] How to achieve such style?
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Hello all,
I am new to Sketchup and Vray.
I came across this image online and really like the style of this rendering.
I am wondering if anyone can provide some advise how that is done.
If possible, step-by-step or tutorial will be nice!
(ie; is this even a Vray-render? or is it some sketchup style + photoshop?)
Thank you very much for all your time.
Much appreciated. -
First, I'd check out the agvis forums for help with VRay. It's full of tips and tricks from the pros. Second, I'd pop over to sketchupartists.org where you'll find tuts on creating this and many more effects, but not necessarily with Vray.
I've limited experience with Vray, I'm devoting my time to Twilight, but I'd imagine this imagine this image had lots of post production in an image editor.
Finally I'd post some pics here of your result/issues etc for some feedback from the gurus.
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@unknownuser said:
First, I'd check out the agvis forums for help with VRay. It's full of tips and tricks from the pros. Second, I'd pop over to sketchupartists.org where you'll find tuts on creating this and many more effects, but not necessarily with Vray.
I've limited experience with Vray, I'm devoting my time to Twilight, but I'd imagine this imagine this image had lots of post production in an image editor.
Finally I'd post some pics here of your result/issues etc for some feedback from the gurus.
Thank you very much for your advice. I will look into this.
Will report back and share when I find out how this is done. -
Good stuff, and not to send you on a wild goose chase it's http://www.asgvis.com
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I have done quite a few renderings in the similar style.
It's 3D Studio Max to render and then multiple layers of photoshop.
People and trees were added later. I'm pretty sure you can get to this rendering using V-Ray for SketchUp but your key is Photoshop
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