Lastest work (Thea4Su 13 May)

holmes1977

Plz share ur setting for night render

My settings are standard. In the Environment tab, I used an HDRI image in the GI and reflection slot.
I left the Backgound slot empty. So that in PS i could include the HDRI backgound and have more control of
it.

holmes1977

Design wise Im not so proud of this one. The client watched far to much TV home improvement shows and thought she was a designer.
Oh well some jobs are bread and butter. As always crits welcome.

srx

@unknownuser said:

The client watched far to much TV home improvement shows and thought she was a designer.

I have the same problems

redfox11

Great work!

robert111

nice render HOLMES
for night render
have you used vray rectangle light or omni light into the building
and can you show setting for vray light plz

holmes1977

@robert111 said:

nice render HOLMES
for night render
have you used vray rectangle light or omni light into the building
and can you show setting for vray light plz

Hi Robert
All my settings are standard. I used a HDRI to light the environment. I used omni's lights to illuminate
inside and outside the building. Cheers for your comments.

robert111

good holmes
can you share you nice night hdri plz

holmes1977

@robert111 said:

good holmes
can you share you nice night hdri plz

Check this site out http://vknt.be/free/skies/

TIP

You can use the HDRI in the GI environment and reflection slot. Leave the BG slot empty. This way you will
have a rendered image with the lighting and reflections from your HDRI, but with no background.

Make sure in the VFB channel you have the alpha mask on. I would then save your image as a PNG.

Now in PS you can include your HDRI in the background and control the Brightness/colour/exposure....etc

Hope this helps.

robert111

thanks holmes
but in this site it's image jpeg is not hdri?

holmes1977

@robert111 said:

thanks holmes
but in this site it's image jpeg is not hdri?

Whoops my mistake. I must have used a hi res jepg. It was awhile ago now.

holmes1977

3 House delevopment. Was half designed by me 3 plus years ago. Its been stuck on planning issues at council. Buildings just starting now. This is going on a board out side the development. Need MAJOR improvement on my PS skillz

just a practice interior

Stinkie

Those look great.

jarynzlesa

really good work. couldn't find any mistake.
a lot of work at exterior picture, it seems.
nice piece of architecture that I wouldn't expect in New Zealand.

holmes1977

@jarynzlesa said:

nice piece of architecture that I wouldn't expect in New Zealand.

Cheers bud
Believe it or not there are some good Architects down here. If your interested here are my 2 favorite Arch studio's in NZ
http://www.stevenslawson.co.nz/ (check out the Onetangi House, Waiheke Island)
http://www.bossleyarchitects.co.nz/residentialGalleries.aspx?id=31

holmes1977

@holmes1977 said:

@jarynzlesa said:

nice piece of architecture that I wouldn't expect in New Zealand.

Cheers bud
Believe it or not there are some good Architects down here. If your interested here are my 2 favorite Arch studio's in NZ
http://www.stevenslawson.co.nz/ click on the only black dot, which is the Auckland (check out the Onetangi House, Waiheke Island)
http://www.bossleyarchitects.co.nz/residentialGalleries.aspx?id=31

marked001

awesome awesome stuff, again... loving it.

dale

Yes, really great work.
Thanks for posting it.
Cheers

jarynzlesa

you are right. brilliant designs. another prejudice overcame.

holmes1977

This is my first major play with Thea. Coming from Vray4sketchup I by passed learning the basics and went straight to instancing.
This image is influenced by a very addictive free game called "World of Tanks". That game will be the death of me. Huge thanks to DallasRT for the wildgrass and sharek for the Panther tank.

First one with DOF

Second one over Photoshopped

rose

lovely renderings...esp the first house. Do you mind sharing the swimming pool water setting and the window reflection. I really liked the effect,gives a very real effect..
Good job!!!cheers.