This is almost becoming a series of mine. Design is from 1921.

I think I might finally make some money off this never ending project. I contributed to the design of the house. The garage is just a relatively simple structure. I would have done something with parapets to match the house. This was rendered in D5 Render.

Something I slapped together using D5 and Blenderkit models. The Mustang is from Wire Wheels by Luis Lara Osorio. Post computer repair.

ABC Movie of the Week.

Sketchup, Blender, D5 Sync to D5 Render. The snow is generated with a free Blender plugin. It's too heavy for Sketchup so I directly import it through Blender to D5. There's a mountain back there but I'm still playing around with D5 2.9's new terrain feature.

Nothing fancy. This is a before and after of a simple office remodel to add glass walls and doors. I made the glass walls using Profile Builder 3. I laid out the existing floor plan using matched photo. Was up all morning. Took a day. The architect really likes it. Rendered in D5 Render.

Re: EMD SD45 - Union Pacific

Here's the latest. Still a WIP but I'm getting close to finishing. This is modeled with SU 2022 Pro and rendered in D5 Render.

@Gus-R Dark mode would be nice too.

A paying job! Imagine that. This is designed by a firm I've done renderings for in the past. It's typically my one contact there and the owner. This house is 4 blocks from the Panhandle shore.Comes with a golf cart garage.

Another house. Work in progress. Finished up the model and material set-up this morning and whipped up a scene.

@marked001 said in Pond House:

Really love those first sketchy ones. Is that a sketchup style?

Thanks. That's "pen sketch" in D5 Render.

@Rich-O-Brien

Inpainting works on the image and as far as I can tell it does interact with visual cues like the rocks shown here.

There are several other water options and the only variable available is changing the seed number which I haven't experimented with yet to see how much a difference it makes.

Funny enough that the one you like is just the straight through rendering without any effects. The Inpainting effects loses the reflections of the moon and the Milky Way.

Experimenting with the next D5 Render update 2.10 which is not to be confused with D5 2.1.

These renderings includes a moon, stars and the Milky Way galaxy which are customizable. These are located under environment: custom.

Also included is AI post processing for several effects and are here shown with the original render followed by “calm ocean” and “rough ocean” at the bottom.

The rocks are from Megascans and the ship is from Blenderkit via Blender 4.2. The Sketchup model is essentially 2 rather large planes.

@Rich-O-Brien I had to intersect the topography with the pond plane to create the shoreline. Otherwise it wouldn't show up.

Always wear a flotation device when engaged in water sports.

@Rich-O-Brien said in Pond House:

Is that linework a style transfer effect in D5? Its really good. @Gus-R

The linework at top? Yes. It's "pen sketch."

The house is essentially done. I wanted a simple ranch style home. It could be smaller but this is just for fun and practice. I slapped together some landscaping for this. It might be enough.

I think the boat might be flooding. It's just a rendering.

@Rich-O-Brien Sand scale is good enough for who it's for. I was missing the floor in a couple of renderings where you could see the furniture floating in midair that no one noticed.

@L-i-am said in Beach House:

@Gus-R Are the windy waves done in post?

Yes. It's called "Inpainting." They have other effects. It works with a mask.

@tuna1957 Thanks. I'm experimenting with this D5 Render inpainting thing.