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    nomeradona
    last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 04:05

    Option 1: NPR output

    https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/329476_239956176126005_972953883_o.jpg

    Option 2: Render output

    https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/291430_411841875518773_1691848423_o.jpg

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      Carloh
      last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 08:53

      that's a tough one...they both look very good. at the first glance i would tend to the rendering.

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        Krisidious
        last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 09:12

        number 2... very nice.

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        Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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          ArCAD-UK
          last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 10:23

          Both very good images. The choice would depend who is viewing the image. In my experience the planners / council / local authority would prefer 1. and the client 2.

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            ccbiggs
            last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 12:04

            Both are very good. But I prefer #2

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              mitraniulian
              last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 12:28

              The first one seems very expresive ๐Ÿ˜„

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                andybot
                last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 14:05

                Hi Nomer,
                The first one is too "computer generated" with the texture being so even. If there's a way you could give it more variety and hand-drawn feel, I would go for the first one.

                Andy

                http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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                  Daniel
                  last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 14:07

                  That's hard to say. If you posted either one individually, my reaction would be the same, as both express the project, only with differring language.

                  My avatar is an anachronism.

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                    roland joseph
                    last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 14:27

                    You spent considerable time creating the scene, materials, lighting, plants and then rendering and the image result is a success. The filtered watercolor is an imitation of the rendering. If the watercolor was created by hand and not a biproduct of the model it would then have a ranking against your rendering. From a practicle standpoint it seems hard to sell customers on digital NPR....most want to see images that portray fine material details, one against the other.

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                      jarynzlesa
                      last edited by 26 Jul 2012, 19:50

                      hi nomer,

                      i prefer NPR, but I think that the customer will appreciate the render.
                      nice work ๐Ÿ‘

                      http://www.vizualizaceschodiste.mypage.cz/

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                        nomeradona
                        last edited by 30 Jul 2012, 17:24

                        thank you for all your responses..

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                          Roger
                          last edited by 30 Jul 2012, 18:12

                          I read the texture as rain, is that what was intended?

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                            Tobobo
                            last edited by 30 Jul 2012, 18:32

                            The render is outstanding!!!! ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

                            Toby

                            Philippians 4:13

                            I can do everything through him who gives me strength.

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                              Mistro11
                              last edited by 31 Jul 2012, 01:47

                              I like the render. Very cool.

                              Can you please share how you did the trees and foliage. I'm currently on the hunt for material to do some landscaping and natural environments.

                              i7-4930k @3.4/3.7GHz, 32Gb RAM, NVidia GTX 980Ti 6Gb, Windows 7 Pro 64bit
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                                nomeradona
                                last edited by 31 Jul 2012, 06:00

                                @roger said:

                                I read the texture as rain, is that what was intended?
                                it was not actually more like colored pencil.

                                visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                                  nomeradona
                                  last edited by 31 Jul 2012, 06:01

                                  @tobobo said:

                                  The render is outstanding!!!! ๐Ÿ˜ฎ
                                  thanks tabobo.. it was done in vray sketchup while testing how to do caustics.

                                  visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                                    nomeradona
                                    last edited by 31 Jul 2012, 06:01

                                    @mistro11 said:

                                    I like the render. Very cool.

                                    Can you please share how you did the trees and foliage. I'm currently on the hunt for material to do some landscaping and natural environments.

                                    the palms are 3d. the foliage and trees behind is just a background image. because of su limitation in memory i just use 2d images in my bg. nothing special maybe.

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                                      Richard
                                      last edited by 2 Aug 2012, 06:38

                                      I probably like the second one, simply because I really don't like faux watercolours etc but it's just a personal thing. I can still see the beauty in them though and number one from that respect is very good!

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                                        nomeradona
                                        last edited by 2 Aug 2012, 07:21

                                        @richard said:

                                        I probably like the second one, simply because I really don't like faux watercolours etc but it's just a personal thing. I can still see the beauty in them though and number one from that respect is very good!
                                        thanks richard i can see your point.

                                        visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                                          sketchnl
                                          last edited by 3 Aug 2012, 12:35

                                          Hello,

                                          I like de second one.The water is looking good. And it gives me more feeling. First one is also very beautifull.

                                          Greetz Jeremy

                                          http://www.sketchimpressions.nl

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