Crack House

[glorybound]

This was fun. It's a homeowner who purchased a run down crack house to restore. The owners family thinks he is crazy, so he wanted me to make it look like a cute little house, so his family would get excited like he is.



It wasn't easy because all I had was badly taken photos and inspirational photos, but it's done.

[iancamarillo]

you done the community well!

[Ihno]

Looks very lovely I think they'll be happy.
I'd love to see the 'before' photos

[glorybound]

It still needs some work, but it is getting there.

[squintnic]

it doesnt look very druggy
i would add some rubbish and burnt cars perhaps

[eligiusz]

Beautiful crack house Bobby

[Nearl]

Looks nice....I'd buy crack there

[glorybound]

It's not supposed to, now.

it doesnt look very druggy
i would add some rubbish and burnt cars perhaps

[glorybound]

An update. I went less filtery and I tried another angle, which I like better.

[Syclone1]

I like them both, great job making it look appealing. Id buy it

[glorybound]

Thanks. It is funny. He is a homeowner, so had no clue. He made dozens of changes and tweaks, but I went with it. After a month of working tirelessly for him, he wrote, "now what; I am excited to for the next step". Next step? You ran me through hoops and I delivered the image you paid for . I didn't say that, but I should have. I guess he wanted a 24X36 frame rendering for his fireplace.

[FLP]

Beautiful crack house sir. I feel like that is where Martha Stewart would buy her crack

But seriously, I would remove the foreground objects in the second view (which I prefer). Compositionally, elements like that impede the viewer's ability to place themselves in the scene. You're trying to sell the place and space, not the low-poly fence.

Cheers

[glorybound]

He wants the fence, which is why I put it in the shade. The mailbox needs to go or be sized down.

[AJ Jefferies]

That is a beautiful crack den. Great job!

[glorybound]

Thank you!