Render this: NPR Lighthouse
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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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30 minutes , Sketchup Only + Painter X
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Just a quick fart around with Twilight and CS4
Rendered at Easy04 with one Omni Light and Background Image of Moon from Google Images
Added 'Deep Blue' Photo filter with CS4
Well done everyone else, fantastic submissions so far and a great thread too Pete
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Compliments to the others for the beautiful posted artistic works!!
My little attempt..
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These are all so lovely...y'all been holdin' out on us!
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Wow, nice renders/shots/effects!
I cannot render that well. (I used iRender) So, I hid it with combinations and image blends of renders with Photoshop effects applied.
The image was rendered in parallel projection mode.
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if i used a hat i would surely take it out to you, just before bowing. what we see here is nothing short of a group of true works of art. congratulations to all.
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Lots of really nice NPR's...
Here's my quick attempt...
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...after all, It's Christmas time
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Yes, it's Christmas time!! Good idea tridem
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