The stormy sea
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Trying something different in my free time.
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Very cool, a great fathers day Hallmark card feel to it.
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Excellent work.
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awesome work! very impressive!
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simply beautiful.
suitable for framing.
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Wow Mateo... you've out done yourself. This is gorgeous.
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That's very handsome indeed, both as a model and a rendering.
My only suggestion: I think the top edge of the swells in the background should probably be a little more obscured, given the fog and and rain.
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Thank You all for Your kind feedback.
Cheers,
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Beautimus!
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I like that very much. Is the boat based on any specific real life boat?
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Thank Dave.
@unknownuser said:
Is the boat based on any specific real life boat?
Its a Cutter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutter_(shipCheers
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What a BEAUTY, Mateo..!!
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Simply beautiful.
Best,
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Ah. I actually meant is it based on a specific boat?
It looks to me as though it is a gaff ketch with tops'ls set. FOre and aft rigged with the main mast taller than mizzen.
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Super, what is sketchup and what it photoshop?
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Mateo, you're quite the romantic type are you?
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Thanks again,
@unknownuser said:
Super, what is sketchup and what it photoshop?
Tomislav,
This is just one of the series of new techniques I have been
working on.
I used various layers from rendered to styles to natural SU.
Tweaking ,overlaying , erasing layers in order to produce
the artistic output I initially had in mind.
Nothing is as definite yet. When I eventually standardise the
desired workflow I might make a series of tutorials .
I have used here in adition to SU , Maxwell and Photoshop
but one could use any renderer or image editor for that
matter to produce similar or identical results.Here is a screenshot of PS postprocess:
Cheers,
Mateo
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great artistic render ( I like the soft feel of it ) and thanks for the PS screenshot
now we want more pics....
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Mateo!
What to say, so many work but it is worth while!
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wow! wow! Very cool
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