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These are nothing short of absolutely stunning. Keep up the good work!

Excellent.

Great lighting!

Have you toned down the first one? Now that I see them with the originals the technique does breath more life into the images. Just thought the reception area(?) looked too pink one the first post.

Here's a streetscape I rendered a while back in Thea.The original Thea render is much darker than the final watercolour so I had to increase brightness and saturation before starting the main process.

street 03.jpg

WATERCOLOUR STREET BRIGHT.jpg

A night shot using the technique in the post processing tutorial section of the forum for turning day to night.
The treeline to the left is the same as that behind the house,just mirrored and cloned to break up the main repeating patterns and the highlights burned in using the "Dodge" tool in photoshop.

manor field NIGHT SMALL.jpg

Gorgeous! As always..

The only thing missing from this scene is the neighbor's house the with arrow and the word "Ditto" in lights. 😆 Very nice work.

A longer,far away,image based on 2 different post pro renders(previously uploaded to the Thea forum)-it almost works except for the large ivy tree which is to strong as a foreground image

Winter forest small2.jpg

very nice renders, all of a sudden I feel like winter season...

Every time you upload an image, I debate switching over to thea. Amazing work!!

i really like your renderings, but i like them more without the NPR style 😄

The colors are just great david!
I think the PS intervention gave the additional touch of life missing in the orginal render.
As always, great work. I'm a big fan of yours 😄

dinner time....

Dinner time on the hill.jpg

That's it I'm over it! Not looking at your posts anymore! Every freakin time I just get depressed - 1. I want to visit your scenes and 2. I feel like a monkey's arse as a render artist!

stunning! 👍

Fantastic work!

Your work is amazing, some of the best I have seen here. I would pay real money to see a comprehensive tutorial on how you created these masterpieces.

I use the fluidray importer every day, and it works perfectly.
I use SU7 too 😄

Creepy! I love the last image.
Somehow reminds me of some shots of "the blair witch project"