lookin good...one thing: i think the grooves of the ground are to wide, as the chairs can get caught in them, maybe scaling the texture can solve that.

yeah...it must be a compulsive hoarder who lives there. backpacks all over the place

very nice...the only detail telling "i'm a rendering" is the wood texture of the table.

in my opinion there is no need to ruin this extremely beautiful render with a standard watercolor filter.

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

the building needs globe-shaped co-buildings at each side

hopefully he will buy it. i'm really looking forward to see this place with all the little details

cool project and nice images. although i don't get why they have iMacs at the counter. and i actually would love to see some food (coffee cups, plates, and something like this) in the images

ted mosby...sex architect...

that's a nice one nat!

thank you very much for the link!

looking very good. i really like the wall texture, where did you find it? maybe some decoration on the window ledge and some indirect lighting from behind the "camera" would push the scene a little more

as lumion is almost predicted for it i also made a quick animation.

once again an attempt with lumion free version.

nice project! may i ask which render program you use?

@mrmikeesq said:

Carloh, what was the render time?!

something between 10 and 15 seconds

Sure, that would be really nice! Just make sure you don't take any commercial advantage of this image as the lumion free version is for non-commercial use only.

here my quick attempt using lumion free version. some of the materials are from the maxwell material library.

thank you very much

once again a stunning output! i like how the leaves on the ground are 3d models

one question you may have an answer to: i once found a tutorial here in the forum about digital watercolor but i can't find it any more. do you know any resource with a good tutorial? thanks in advance