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Two things always amaze me about your work. Firstly, you manage to make the renderings so rich, and secondly your entourage always look so very real. You are one of very few who accomplish this.
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Nice to see you back here, Sean.
Top-notch architectural renders!
Thanks for posting the before and after images. I always learn something new looking at them or images showing wire-frame models.
All the best,
_KN
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Fantasmagorical. Not just good renders but the thought that has gone into placement of the entourage, people half in frame or at the edge, all things you get in real photos when the public are involved. I especially liked the car lights trail in the night shot of the house.
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BRILLIANT
Love your style. Its been far to long but well worth wait to see your latest work.
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thanx all, i appreciate the feed back
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wow... I love the color of them... great lighting and that beach house render is it.
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Free agent, I'm usually a silent observer over here but had to say, your images are beautiful! Why do you render on V-Ray for 3DS Max? What are the main limitations of V-Ray for Sketchup?
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Oh, master 
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Artgrl: wow big question... there are a few reasons, the first one that come to mind would be concerning production, max/v-ray are production tools made for visual effects industry (so it facilitates all the intricacies of a profesional workflow)im sure Vray for sketchup is well on its way to becoming a comparative tool, sketchup cannot compair to max, it doesnt have to, nor does it want to
Im not being very specific cos i dont want to rattle off a list of allll the things max can do that sketchup cant but if you just go look at a making of tutorial on evermotion that deals with rendering and post production, you will see why they use it.
another would be ram, vray for sketchup is tied down to sketchups 32bit-ness, so never mind the 16gigs of ram you might own...
srx: you only need 1 tip: practice
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Wow...wow....did I say wow? No matter how long I practice, I don't think I'll ever be this good!
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awesome as usual. very glad to see you back.. don't stay away for so long.
thanks very much for posting there raw renders... always EXTEMELY helpful for all of us.
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amazing stuff....wondered what have you been up to.
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really love the bush lodge render the best. Fantastic work, congrats!
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I will make it short: Another positive feedback to your works.
Could you please tell me how did you create those plants? (https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16638874/arhitektura/Vizenes/Bush0101.jpg) Any tips?
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Thanx again all
Ice T: its all photoshop i will go and dig up the raw render so you can see the extent of the post processing that went on there.
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@unknownuser said:
Thanx again all
Ice T: its all photoshop i will go and dig up the raw render so you can see the extent of the post processing that went on there.
Sounds awesome, thanks.
Do you combine sketchup with other softwares as well? (autocad, 3ds max with vray?)
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Really Real? I think that may be very bad grammer.
how do you get grass(thatch) on the roof to look so good.
Gordon
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Excellent collection.
Thanks for sharing.
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added the raw render of the bush lodge to show the extent of the photoshopping.
Ice T: its Sketchup, 3ds Max and photoshop
Gordon: its just thatch texture from cgtexture, i think what makes it convincing is the highlights at the thatch eave ends, also from cgtextures and painfully mapped in SU.
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I am in awe of your talent
That bug crawling around bothers me though. I keep trying to squash it with my little hand cursor
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