Simple Shaderlight Render and FotoSketcher
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The Shaderlight render was done using just SketchUp sun and moderate quality setting.
The fern stand and the glass case still need some wood grain materials and I ought to change the material on the Limbert table. I didn't draw it and the Prairie settle with the intention of them being in the same model. Tile is a material I created almost entirely within SketchUp. I only used an image editor to crop the image before turning it into a material.
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No matter how you start, once you do start rendering there is no turning back. I like this look Dave, well done.
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Thank you Eric. I think you're right about the rendering thing.
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Nice, can you post shaderlight output too?
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Thank you Rich. Here's the straight Shaderlight output.
FotoSketcher hides a multitude of sins but I do like the very subtly reflections in the glass. The bump on the brick and the tile seems to be alright, too. The overall room is lacking in style though.
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This is very very nice. I'm impressed. Simple and clean composition, a few colors only, thats the secret of watercolor feel.
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