Challenge: Bernardo Arroyo: Mexico

by **ashras99** » 04 Nov 2006, 09:45

A garden in a house is not necessary but yes garden is necessary may in office, house, aliens world, underwater, heaven, in heart or anywhere where you can think of.

by **Bernardo** » 04 Nov 2006, 14:59

Hello!
i know a single tree is not a garden hehe, its already planned to have a lot more plants under the tree and some more in the homes around it, this image is still a wip and i hope i can get my concept clearer in the next days =)
next time i promise i will add a drawing as a concept hehe

see you on the next update!

B.

by **Joy Chakraborty** » 05 Nov 2006, 05:52

Hello Bernardo, your modelling, lighting and concept is realy appreciable but your garden need more vegetables.

by **Bernardo** » 05 Nov 2006, 16:56

Hello! here is the latest update:

i added more "plants" but the meaning i want to give to this image is that something really extraordinary is happening in a very ordinary place, there are still details to finish but i think the concept is clearer now =)

rainrunner: i was thinking about what you mentioned about the tree in the middle of the image, but it would break the image in two sides making the image harder to read hehe

there are some details that look a little confusing now, but i hope that with the high res render it will be clearer..

well, good luck!!
B.

by **r3ppr490n** » 05 Nov 2006, 20:53

Ohh very nice. *cries*

by **warpv** » 06 Nov 2006, 00:18

Wow! Awesome! I'm very interested in how you achieved that efffect! It looks great! Keep us updated!

by **ashras99** » 06 Nov 2006, 01:30

wow tree effect looking awesome. We all want to know how you achieve that effect. If you get a time then create a short tutorial on achieving that effect.

by **Bernardo** » 06 Nov 2006, 01:49

hehe, allright, tutorial coming =)

by **Bernardo** » 06 Nov 2006, 03:20

jojo, i cant find the edit button, sorry for that small post.. here is a small tutorial on the tree and the sorroundings, hope its usefull =)

by **rainrunner** » 06 Nov 2006, 07:13

veeeery nice - many thanks for the inspiration and motivation...

by **warpv** » 07 Nov 2006, 03:34

Awesome, thanks a lot for the tutorial, great job as always!

by **Bernardo** » 08 Nov 2006, 14:27

Hello, here is the latest update:

this thing is quite close to the end, i just have to add the sidewalks, and add a few more things here and there.

i am not sure about how far we can go into the editing in photoshop, in this image i added an ambient occlusion layer, and i sharpened the image and the glow in the tree is made in photosop. i hope i am still within the limits of the challenge =)

and, i am not sure, but when i watch this image in the morning (there is a lot of light in my room) i can barely see anything, but at night it looks a little too light, it would be good if you let me know if you can see the details or not =)

well, good luck with your entries, we are on the final steps to get this thing done!!

B.

by **ashras99** » 08 Nov 2006, 14:39

Yes, you are inside the challenge limits.

I am able to see the details... but i think little bit more light will be much better for all the LCD/CRT monitors. Because on my LCD monitor i am able to view the details but on CRT not much details i am able to see.

by **warpv** » 08 Nov 2006, 23:05

Personally I think the light amount is just fine. The emphasis is really on the tree, but once you relax your eye a little and look more closely, you can see all sorts of great details! Oh and I'd love to see a close-up render of that car is you have one, it looks great!

by **XAN_the_almighty** » 09 Nov 2006, 15:18

Man it looks extreamly good . :shock:

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