SU/Kerky/Marshall Hybrid
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SU to Kerkythea, then a conventional Marshall Method 'watercolour' treatment and then an overlay of a Gaussian Blurred line only export from SU.....and then, and then you get the feeling your going in circles
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You have created a great looking scene here Stu. The garden looks fantastic.
One question, was the render in kerk more to get the glass reflection than anything else? Just thinking running a watercolour look takes away what a realistic render does apart from the window reflection (which looks good with the womans reflection)
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no, i don't like trees in front of house...
it was too blured.
Glass, i think need to add frensel to bump of glass material(thin glass)...I use it for vray's material with small strength...for creation of wave. -
Thanks Dylan,
Probably the the reflections are the only bonus achieved by running the image through Kerkythea but I feel that, just maybe, it adds some richness that wouldn't be achieved with a straight WC render.ilay7k,
It was meant to look blurred ...I wasn't trying to produce a PR image. -
@unknownuser said:
Thanks Dylan,
Probably the the reflections are the only bonus achieved by running the image through Kerkythea but I feel that, just maybe, it adds some richness that wouldn't be achieved with a straight WC render.You are right stu, the reflection definately gives it something extra and I guess the bonus is with kerk you could do this so easily
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