NPR Barn Rendering
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Fantastic!
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Looks great Allanx !
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Fantastic image.
Care to share your FotoSketcher settings to produce that effect?
Also liked the mottled grass look, very natural. -
Fantastic Allan
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Beautiful render, Allan. The composition is great.
Have a great day!
_KN
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wow, amazing as always ...
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Allan, I liked what you are doing so much I bought your book and like it very much. I'm on a Mac using SU8 and Sketcher instead of Fotosketcher and Pixelmator instead of Ps but making the transition pretty well despite the fact that Pixelmator Ripple effect is not comparable to Ps at all nonetheless I'm still experimenting. I have a question, the vegetation you use in this model where do you get them? Some look 3D and some look 2D.
Walt
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Hi Walt,
Some one ask me this before about the PC to Mac equivalent of the tools that I used and I also point them to Sketcher but I am not familiar with Pixelmator because I'm not in a Mac.
I think you can use any image editor here, my technique is just a starting ground for your own style,at present I only follow the 3 basic steps in my technique and the rest are all different per scene.
For the vegetation, my tip is use 3D models that are close to the camera and I use 2D models for the background...
Here is a texture collection by Oliver Shea that I always use: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=27540
allanx
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Thanks Allen
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Wow I love the style!
The colors bring perfect contrast to the scene and gives a happy vibe.
You have set the bar sir thanks for sharing!
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No problem Walt and thanks renderiza for the nice comment...
allanx
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Another beauty! I love your book!
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Thanks Tina, I am glad that you love my tutorial...
allanx
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The raw render actually looks good. The composition and detail make the image.
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Thanks Guys, my Fotosketcher settings is just the watercolor default...
Attached are some images of the raw render and SketchUp screenshot...
allanx
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Thanks Simon...
allanx
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