Thanks guys, I am still finding out new effects in Thea,the global medium can create some amazing moods.
Here are 3 more views,this time from an off ramp close by the main scene.
All of the models were downloaded from 3D warehouse but the McDonalds was originally a theatre,I changed the colours and added the logos.
The rear lights on the white van in the foreground are a bit blown out but hey,its all just a bit of fun
Its been a while since I uploaded any images here.
Attached are 2 images from a sketchup model assembled using different models from 3d warehouse with some colours and logos changed.(some other renders of this model were uploaded quite a while back - http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81%26amp;t=54325)
They were rendered in Thea render,using global medium to create the mist effect.
The soft glow from the car lights were added in photoshop.
A few NPR images of a sketchup model available to download here:
Texture seamless, Sketchup models, vray, podium and photoshop tutorials, resources 3D, trends Architecture and Interior Design
(www.sketchuptexture.com)
Images, as usual, were originally rendered in THEA and post produced in photoshop.
3 more,previously uploaded to the Thea render forum.
The first one was post processed in photoshop with only the ridge-line of the house rendered out in Thea.
Thanks guys,Here's a few internals,with a slight NPR feel to them also.
A few NPR images of a small project with a winter theme,originally modeled in Thea and post processed in photoshop.
The vegetation and car were added in Thea but the snow was done in Sketchup.
Another set of renders,this time of a hillside house,again rendered from a model available here:
http://www.sketchuptexture.com/
Its been a while since I uploaded some images.
Attached here are 3 Thea Render images of a villa available to download from here:
http://www.sketchuptexture.com/
I added additional vegetation and used both sun and IBLs for lighting.
Rich,these are beautiful!There is an simple elegance to the images,I mean that in a good way.
Seriously,wonderful job.
A few more,one of the London eye and 2 of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
These are more photoreal than NPR but still have an amount of photoshopping included.
All the renders here are done in interactive mode,and I like to have a model rendering in the background while I get on with my "real" work.
Thanks guys,its all just a bit of fun,playing around with lighting.
Below are 3 more of an embankment along the Seine in Paris.
A few NPR images of some famous land marks,here it is Westminister/big ben in London and Stonehenge.
These were all downloaded from the 3d warehouse and ,as usual,rendered in Thea render and post produced in Photoshop.
Most of my images are about empty spaces , i.e. no people - a moment caught out of time
Here's 2 more NPR images, concentrating again on light.
