Sketchup / Artlantis / Lumion / Octane - el azul estudio

[nomo81]

interior

regards
nacho

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[nomo81]

interior, same house
regards
nacho

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[nomo81]

Music School
Regards
Nacho

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[Richard]

There is such a great body of work there but still stand by my suggestion that lack of attention to verticals is highlighted over and over disrupting what could be some stunning works!

[nomo81]

Hi Richard,
thanx for your critics and comments, and i perfectly understand what are you saying about the verticals, and i know to reach to that effect i need to close more my focal angle and get back my visor node, but i like the images the way that they are, and i know too that is a "rule" of architectural photo but its my choice to do it or not.

don't get me wrong, its not my intention to be rude, i appreciate all the comments and critics, because of that and because this type of forums i upgrade my works and skills.

regards
nacho

another one, sunset

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[Richard]

Well I say good on ya mate! Crits a good thing (great thing I think) but better is understanding it accepting it and standing to the other side and saying "But that is my style"! No one can argue with that!

Hey that last shot is brilliant! You do mate have a darn mastery of mood, I'll give you that!

Are the sun rays post pro or something Artlantis is now capable of? Long time since I've ventured with Artlantis, since the beta of R1!

[nomo81]

Yep, is Post in After Effects, artlantis doesn't have volumetric lights yet.
hope the new version of artlantis come with a lot of improvements, cuz the other render engines for sketchup are gaining terrain so fast :thea render for example.

regards
nacho

[nomo81]

New House
nacho

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[sepo]

Great renders. I supose a lot of postprocess goes in these. Could you please post raw Artlantis side by side with finished article just to see how good is native Artlantis render.

[Frederik]

I'd also like to see some of these scenes from SU with hidden geometry...
Some of them looks incredible heavy...
But like I've mentioned earlier in this thread, there's some really impressive renders...

[nomo81]

back
no post and post

regards
nacho

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[nomo81]

Sketchup Model and Artlantis
Park and Plaza

regards
nacho

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[sepo]

Interesting. It is what I was thinking. Your renders look good really due to your skillful postprocess. Native render looks quite weak imo. BTW are these rendered with version 3?

[rv1974]

Your wicked links:
1/ Generally poor output quality (jump into vray)
2/ No perspective correcton
3/ People remind me "hot fuzz" movie.

[nomo81]

it can be do it on artlantis directly with the correct textures, but am very lazy to make it that way.

nacho

[nomo81]

@rv1974 said:

Your wicked links:
1/ Generally poor output quality (jump into vray)
2/ No perspective correcton
3/ People remind me "hot fuzz" movie.

thanx for your comments and critics,
my renders dont go for the photo realistic way, what am looking is a great comp and if one day i can achieve the photo realistic look what a great level up for my work.
the perspective correction issue was talked about in the page number 8 with richard.
people are low poly

nacho

[nomo81]

New House
regards
nacho

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[D-space]

Nice renders!
Can you also post some real photo of the project that resemble the renders.

[nomo81]

thanks for the comments, we don't do building work or construction, but if we got some photo of our work i will upload

A NEW VIDEO
nacho
http://vimeo.com/11892756

[fymoro]

Wow, absolutely incredible modeling works and render...(completely opposite with your avatar... )
How many hours per day are you on your computer ?, Congrats...