Rayner...in the style of

Mike Amos

I can only second the comment above. A pleasure as always, to see your work.

Bob James

A perfect 10.

It's hard to work on my projects when I see what you have achieved.

tadema

Thank you for your kind comments they are appreciated. These are a pleasure to make as they are "in the style" of...I can happily cheat a little

John

pbacot

@hellnbak said:

Remember John, you promised to write a book (a series of books, actually), make about 100 detailed how-to videos, and make your entire texture library available to me for download.

Ok, maybe it wasn't an actual promise, more of a wish list on my part. But I'm still holding you to it.

Well you know he has written some books, in the Sketchucation store.

These are beautiful John! Like the second especially. (need some 3d horses now). Sort of a new direction in your work I think.

Daniel

Another fantastic image, John.

liam887

I read this as 'Ryanair' !

However spectacular as always. Did you ever post your process of creating these render types? How much is post Pro and how much is the actual render itself?

tadema

Thank you everyone.

Liam, here's the untouched render output, each model took two shifts but the top one has two buildings repeated (to pad the left hand side/top of the street). Post pro was 1 1/2 on no.2 and around 3 1/2 on no.1. The first image has a lot more hand weathering which is the part I enjoy the most

Rayner 02 rro.jpg

People keep asking for a walk through, hand on heart I cannot imagine that i do anything different to anyone else, infact it's harder for me to model than it is for you lot

I will happily produce a new updated version as I have plenty of time ATM but I need some suggestions/ideas from members.

Thanks
John

pbacot

I suggest people get your books first. So you did these in about 16 hours (modeling) each? Impressive! The raw renders and models are informative in themselves.

tadema

Phew I'm glad you said that saves me racking my brain. The two models/renders were complete in 5 shifts, nothing is rigid it was just a case of eyeing things up.

John

Bryan K

Simply incredible as always.