Now boarding
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Another reason not to write off the gallery section. Nice stuff. Can you give us an idea of your workflow?
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A very clean render. I like the style you've given to the image. Impressive.
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epic!
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epic at least.
@unknownuser said:
Your workflow must be interesting, tell us about itFantastic work and detail, though it looks like it is night time on the ground and daytime above the clouds(I like it)..love the style too.
James, this is OK, it happens in tall mountains like himalayas too. Never mind.
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Very Cool poster stuff Meak.
Only crit is shadows do not match light source, otherwise a great image.
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This doesn't look so tall though James,
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@solo said:
Very Cool poster stuff Meak.
Only crit is shadows do not match light source, otherwise a great image.
Solo, I don't understand your comment light is too the left and shadows are falling to the right. What am I missing?
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Fantastic!!!!thanks for sharing
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wow! thank you all
My workflow is simple: sketchup, photoshop true
solo: maybe the shadows might be longer? "
Here is another view of sky harbor more comprehensive.
comments are welcome
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more awesome...proves bigger is BETTER
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I have to say that this SU to Ps procedure is my favorite. A unique style. I love it.
What is right with this render matters not what's wrong.
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hi meak
on your first pic just check the bottom image (city night background) something is not right @ end.
nice nice nice model & workflow
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What is right with this render matters not what's wrong.
again[/quote]Hear hear more positive waves please!!
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hey dolphus, I thought this was positive. If there is something wrong here, I really don't care, I just like the render.
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@dolphus said:
What is right with this render matters not what's wrong.
againHear hear more positive waves please!!
[/quote]I thought Meak ask for comments, it doesn't matter if there are positive or bad, I believe people here ask for c&c so we can improve our skills, am I wrong?
anyhow, best photoshop skills!!!
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