Trying out some new techniques
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I am working on some new more original
techniques of presentation.
I have so many variations but I will post
only this one for now because otherwise
I will get confused.
I would really like Your oppinion on this.Cheers,
Mateo
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Looks AWESOME, Mateo...
If I'm to be nitpicking, I would change the bacground sky to one containing some blue sky...
The current you've used make it seem as if a thunderstorm is on it way...
But I really like the combination/mix of the photo real and painted appearence..!!
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Thats fantastic, you really need to do some tutorials on how you achieve these results.
What amout is rendered and what Photo shopped?
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this is awesome...totally cant tell what is what.... i agree about the sky...although it is pretty mean looking
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Thanks Pete and Frederick and Jason.
@unknownuser said:
you really need to do some tutorials on how you achieve these results
This was the whole idea behind this. I really would like to take SU to the next level
when it comes to presentation. I believe it has great potential .I have things in my mind various techniques some Photoshop some SU some render this some render that. Its all
about experimenting and finding the right workflow.I have to run now . Ill miss the football match.
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I agree with Fredrick about the sky but still a very nice composition.
I can see me trying to copy this... I mean get inspired from your style.
Beautiful work, I still think you should do more of those sailing inspired works as a fine art series. -
Beautiful rendering, Mateo. You should be proud of yourself.
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I also would LOVE to see a tutorial for this! Beautiful work!
Scott
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Got to agree with everyone else, this is fantastic and beautifully done.
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Beat me to it James, I really like the sky too. However the girl looks lonely
Great work and I look forward to a tutorial
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mateo,
The look is so beautifully rich, textured and layered. The reflections in the plate glass windows are fantastic. It very much reminds me of illustrations in some of my favorite childrens picture books. My kids are older now so I can't remember the illustrators but I'll bet some of those with younger children can supply some names.
Anyway, you are definitely taking SketchUp to a new level. Congrats for some great work! Keep going!
Fred
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I like the thunderstorm sky/general sepia tone. I keep thinking that there should be more space indicated between foreground/background using a depth mask, but you really don't have a distinct foreground so it might not be a useful gambit.
The dome in the background shows a few facets in profile, so you might want to take care of that.
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I love the overall effect, very clean and precise- i thought it might be cool to empasise the photomontage effect, which i sometimes do with my work by highlighting certain areas, mainly to draw the viewer to particular details or away from the not so nice stuff....
i had a go with your image, hope u don't mind:
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A really nice technique, very professional looking results.
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Thanks guys for the feedback and the tips.
Archirag,
Nice looking effect , It would be good for some types of presentations, is it a plugin or..Here is with some quick blur effect
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Mateo,
I absolutely love the original render the way it is. I think the sky works perfectly in harmonhy with the entire image. Everything feels so right. Its beautiful.The colors and tones are very soothing and soft. Terrific work.
Would appreciate knowing how you put this all together.
Best,
Allen
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Mateo!
Always original and unstressed pictures and themes! -
Thanks again
@unknownuser said:
Would appreciate knowing how you put this all together.
Allen,
90% It is a combination of natural Su and rendered layers combined.
The sky and the trees are added in postprocess. Some filters used and
the overall look is a kind of sephia+BW Tecchnique.
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Mateo, I've spent a lot of time with this image (the first one) since you posted it...chunks of time: short and long. I am filled awe:
It is the most beautiful rendering of a CG3D model I've ever seen!
I'm going to restrain myself from writing an art school essay and just pick one to praise of the many so impressive facets: how you managed to anchor the portion of the image with the most contrast firmly in the background (and keep it there in spite of all that soft, luscious detail), then, once found, make it the key to understanding all the image's spacial relationships...as if my left eye had been closed until my right had experienced that spot.
wow
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Mateo, really beautiful. I'm looking forward to the tutorial!
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