Watercolor and line drawing

nomeradona

Lovely!

thanks tom.. you like it.

nomeradona

very cool, really like the last two. I think my favorite would be somewhere in between. the background in the second may be to saturated for my taste but gives a lot of warmth. the 3rd looks very neat but probably too cold. Somewhere in the middle would be a nice warm background that doesn't hog the attention.

Great style! Can you talk a bit about your process?

-Brodie

thanks brodie for doing that. still new with this kind of technique but i think i will explore more.

urgen

...nice! thank you!

nomeradona

@richard said:

Mate the me the last image is just about PERFECT!!!!

hi rich.. thanks for your comment.

nomeradona

@urgen said:

...nice! thank you!

thank you also urgen..

imabzeous

can u share the style plzzzzz

nomeradona

i used two styles which indeed you can find them as winners in the style building competition.

imabzeous

@nome

i want that first one style da blue one can u share it plz...

toxicvoxel

Nice job, but I want to make some recommendations:

If you turn the image into grey-scale and squint, you can see that it lacks a little bit in mid-tones. If you create a little contrast in the range of values it would possibly make the image a little stronger.
Current
Adjusted (-not perfect but you get the idea)

One other thing you could consider trying is to change the deeper values in your image to blues (cool shadows) or browns (warm shadows). Colours in traditional media are normally mixed to avoid greys and blacks and this may move your image one step closer to a true watercolour style.

Finally let the 'wash' gradient run through to the edge of the image. At the moment it looks like a soft shadow in the foreground (cast by the building) which conflicts with the direction of shadows on the columns.

nomeradona

thanks toxicvoxel for your insight. appreciate it.
@imabzeous.. read my pm..

stann_ph

bossing lupit ng gawa mo ah... idol

nomeradona

@stann_ph said:

bossing lupit ng gawa mo ah... idol
thanks mark, but can you please write in english,...

stann_ph

sorry my mistake, i thought you are a filipino, nyway nice works keep it up...

nomeradona

@stann_ph said:

sorry my mistake, i thought you are a filipino, nyway nice works keep it up...
no mark, sorry also for confusion.. i am a pure filipino, i kindly requested you to write in english becuase this is an english forum, and its a courtesy to use a language understandable with the rest. i know its just really nice to talk in our own dialect and we feel at ease with it right? I for one love it, but I also found out that some people are offended when someone is using our their own dialect.

anyhow you might want to visit this filipino forum for all of us who love CG and traditional art as well. http://www.cgpinoy.org and yeah feel free to speak our lingo there... hope you understand buddy.

nomeradona

here is the tutorial..

A Watercolor and Line Drawing Ink Effect :: SketchUp 3D Rendering Tutorials by SketchUpArtists

By Nomer Adona This tutorial is not about rendering but how to compose a watercolor and ink effect using a few simple steps. I am using a rendered i

(www.sketchupartists.org)

imabzeous

oh thanks a lot love itt