Manchester Modern Farmhouse Rendering

[glorybound]

A pretty simple one, but it took al long time to get right. I am not sure I could have added any more detail than I have.

[flino2004]

your trees are too dark and they need variation in greens in my opinion.

[glorybound]

Thanks. I spent a good amount of time changing up the leaves a month or so ago. I saw no change in the rendering, so I paid no mind. I don't even remember what project that was for. These are Evermotion trees and I use them because I always get compliments when I use them. I purchased a few MAXTREE libraries and those are nice, but my scenes get very heavy when I use them What would you recommend?

[leo.surrealismo]

if you are using forest pack to scatter the trees and you want variation with forest color, make sure you are not using proxies.

[paulison]

good job, I don't have many suggestions but in my own case, I've been doing recent jobs with some internal lights and blinds etc which may look nice here given that it's a fairly dark scene. add a bit of a sign of occupancy. front door almost looks like it could be a darker wood and then i'm wondering about the contrast with the decking.

Tree's are also a mystery for me - i'm still using 10 year old evermotion libraries!. My boss has asked me to look into palms and some pencil pines etc, but I don't know where else to look. one thing I would suggest here is maybe toss in a couple of variations in the tree's, like a couple of bigger ones over the back of that plantation

[glorybound]

Thank you for the feedback. Every time I have tried blinds or curtains my client removes them, so I stopped suggesting it. I agree about trees, I need to spend more time on those.

[francomanko]

yeah those maxtree..very heavy, although i found deleting the petiole, which you wont really see, saves quite a few polys