From Boring to Beautiful [UPDATED 29th July]
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Here is my latest image on the 'boring' housing scheme I've been working on.
Had quite a bit of difficulty with the terrain, but sorted it eventually. I didn't have time to rectify the curb, maybe next time.
Thanks to Solo for the plant pack, looks great.
Please comment!
Rendered in Podium, PP in Photoshop
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It looks good! ...nice textures, background, and plants...but I would hate to have to jump the curb just to get into the driveway
you need an approach/apron from the street, and that would probably make the curb look better as well. -
Looks great Oli
Solo's garden pack looks great in that scene. The lighting and colours are spot on. But I think it would look complete if you pulled out Subdivide and smooth and created vehicle crossings (where the driveway passes through the curb to the road) -
fantastic cheers...i knew something was making it look odd!! I didn't even notice that I'd forgotten to put them in, they are on the plan too, oops. Great idea about subdivide, I'm gonna make it a gorgeous curb! Man I hate curbing my car, sends a chill down my spine!
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picky picky picky.
The last time I was in the UK I saw cars jumping the curb all the time.
the homeowners didn't like tho' I must admit.
The curb/ Grass interface to the right by the walking man looks a tad dangerous however. Tell the kids to keep their bikes away.
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thanks for pointing that out, im workin on the image at the moment.
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Very nice, Oliver. You might want to adjust your masonry textures so the window weads aren't in the middle of a course.
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damn it i didnt think anyone would notice!!
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