Render this: NPR Lighthouse
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After falling flat on my face in the "3D Connexion Space explorer" modeling attempt and coming up with something my wife said looked like an " Uncomfortable Feminine Napkin", I thought I'd throw my hat in this ring. So here's my attempt, but you bunch are sure hard acts to follow....
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@dale said:
After falling flat on my face in the "3D Connexion Space explorer" modeling attempt and coming up with something my wife said looked like an " Uncomfortable Feminine Napkin",
(wiping coffee of monitor) Now that's pretty funny.
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Here's my interpretation. Lighthouse in Spring. Did a quick Vray render and then played with it with my Wacom & Painter.
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Sadly True
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My contibution.
....would have done something similar to Oli's...but..
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I like that.
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i see nice renders on this topic!
this is my try of it:
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I'm supposed to be working
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Ricardo, I really like your last one, what did you use? can you give some info? as that style rocks.
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Absolutely love the dynamics of that last one Rico.
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Okay, my third try, this time I tried a watercolor, gotta do some real work now.
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I definitely like Rico's last pic, what method did you use?
Here is my try: SU + Photoshop
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@solo said:
Okay, my third try, this time I tried a watercolor, gotta do some real work now.
To my eye, that is real work.
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Pete that is very nice. You are getting light on the right side of the lighhouse when the sun is behind it. Was this intended?
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Supposed to be darker, that was the moon
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i render with Artlantis, people that knows artlantis they known that you can applicate a kind of sketch style. that's what add to it. sorry for bad english...
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Now I know why I never enter these challenges.
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Not bad Gaieus - wish I could get something as good as that!!!!
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Tox you rock! Solo's watercolor also cool.
My attempt...
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It would be usefull to know which of the images used a renderer as an intermediate process. A short description with each image may be very informative.
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