Swalebrooke Village..

dale

Can't help but comment on the chimneys. Could we have a close up of them?
Great work.

tadema

Thank You Dave & Dale.
John

Dave R

A bricklayer with a sense of humor?

Those are cool.

hvanessen

Tadema,

You render with vray, but how do you do the hedge, is it a png file or is modelled in SU

tadema

Hello Henk, the border in the second image is done in Photoshop, using an eraser (brush) with jitter at around 15% opacity. Erasing the edges until your happy then apply stroke for the black border. I hope you understand.
John

TIG

The candy-twist chimney stack is probably too slender for four flues [8"sq per flue + 4+" both between and around all sides >> ~2' [~600mm minimum]]... but that's being picky!
Great model/render as ever...

tomislavm

What to say, beautifull textures!

tadema

tomislavm, Thank you.
TIG, that must have been those Poles that carried out the refurb in 1998 A few small changes made.
John

KarinaGM

Another nicely textured model
I may be repeating myself, but it is what impresses me must because I try (but not manage to) give nice textures to my models.
Also the views you choose to show them are always eye catching.
I prefer it without cars, they don't look natural, and image 04.jpg is my fave ^^

@tadema said:

Hello Henk, the border in the second image is done in Photoshop, using an eraser (brush) with jitter at around 15% opacity. Erasing the edges until your happy then apply stroke for the black border. I hope you understand.
John

I'd say Henk was talking about hedges. The bushes, plants and all.

tadema

Revisited this one purely out of boredom. A little more drawing and messing in Photoshop.
John

Bryan K

I'm speechless again.