A plaza in the middle of town

[rcossoli]

Hey, these are some images we did with a friend with which we began to work with that of the renders a couple of months ago.
This part of the project was to make some pictures of the remodeling of what is the most traveled and central plaza of the city, because it is at the end of a pedestrian with a lot of movement that is now going to extend well on one side of the square.
This was more complicated than what we play to do, what we had to be resolved in less than a week, all the modeling Paza, also underground parking lots in total about 10 images, given the herrores has little experience in such projects Gander and the short time output , Well, and these are some of the images:
SketchUp 6 + kerkythea 2008 + Photoshop CS3
C & C welcome

[Frederik]

Although I'm not personally a huge fan of these entourage people you've added, it's definitely a GREAT work, rcossoli..!!
I'm sure your client will be very happy with these...

[mateo soletic]

rcossoli,
Great work .
Although I have a suggestion.

@unknownuser said:

Although I'm not personally a huge fan of these entourage people you've added, it's definitely a GREAT work, rcossoli..!!

I agree with this, I also use these entourage people in my Photoreal images and in any case they work much better than 3D people that look totally unreal. What I learned from my experience is that it is better adding them later on in photoshop in a different layer so that one can adjust the colour,
Hue,saturation, fill,opacity…etc.. to more perfectly fit the scene. In that way they will look more
as they are a part of the scene than that they were just pasted in. If a renderer of choice has an option to retain the shadows but hide the entourage then the better.

[rcossoli]

thanks for the comments and suggestions!
I'm going to start experimenting with putting people from photoshop from now on more. greetings

This is another image less real but very useful to see the magnitude of the garage in the basement

[mateo soletic]

Cool!!!