NPR common man house
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Trying to expand the SU and render skills beyond what I do on my job. First experiment with a house exterior. Far from perfect , but it's a start on learning new stuff.......
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The composition and camera is good also the line style.
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I also like it very much!
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I think I know some people who live in this house.......
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chedda , JQL , thanks for the kind words. Coming from two gentlemen with your skills means a lot.
txdave , know what you mean... grew up in south florida , plenty of these kind of ranch homes down there. got pretty fond of them over the years.
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I like the overall style.
Something you might try with the grass texture is to slightly increase the size in the material editor. While not perfect, it helps to soften a lot of "tiling."
I find this works on other materials as well. You do have to experiment.
First picture is default size of materials tile.
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I like the tiling grass in this image... gives it a retro look!
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Sometime tiling for lawns creates the illusion of a fresh cut.
Nice image. Try an orthographic view of the front
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Bryan , JQL , Rich , Thanks for the positive comments . It's funny you mentioned the grass tiling. When setting up the render the tiling was bugging me a little, then i had an aha moment. Looks like they just cut the grass ! Bryan , I'll file your comment on scaling the lawn for future use. The experiments continue. Feel like a mad scientist at times. Proves even a tired old bird can learn new stuff.....
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I would make that lawn in strips, make the one strip and then repeat, turning each alternate strip so as to create a difference to replicate a lawn mower 'cut'.
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Mike , think I'll put a 3D man with his 3D mower in there and let him do the work.........
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Too bad they do not build them like that anymore, here in Texas there was a builder called Fox and Jacobs that had a few models just like that late 60's -70's.
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