here’s a Couple of NPR’s i did a while back with vray and Corel
hope you like em.
Natty
Funny… but I quite like those ones… even though it reminds me a bit of the traditional watercolor/crayon drawings done by perspective artists.
A couple of years back i worked on this project where all images had this combination of photoshop filters apllied afterwards to give a better consistency to it.
- it definately makes the people and trees look like they are part of the scene rather than “stuck on” (ie RPC)
http://www.hosjonas.dk/show/orestad\_1.jpg
http://www.hosjonas.dk/show/orestad\_2.jpg
http://www.hosjonas.dk/show/orestad\_3.jpg
http://www.hosjonas.dk/show/orestad\_4.jpg
http://www.hosjonas.dk/show/orestad\_5.jpg
NB… didnt actually create these myself… but worked on the animation side of the same project.
And the most disturbing thing: these are all originally rendered in MICROSTATION!!! :shock:
don’t hit me… but what does NPR mean??? 
Im new to the abreviation myself - but it turns out to mean Non-Photorealistic Rendering…
yeah the people and tree’s do look a lot better this way, they seem to blend in better.
Looks great- what kind of people you throw in there? Were they hand drawn?
-juju
there scanned people from a photo… nothing special.
very nice Natty!
Natty,
I like it. Could you please share some of the steps required to achieve this look. . At times, we have clients that like this type of look and I gave up hand drawing some time back. As much as I like CG renderings there is still a place for this medium.
Thanks,
S.
The modeling I can’t help you on- but you can do the post-processing effect pretty easily- just use the impressionist plugin for Photoshop. You may even be able to do it using the pastelsconte crayon? filter (though I haven’t really expiramented with this much.)
-juju
hi guy’s
its a very easy 3 step process.
the image was taken into corel draw.
1 copied the layer, opacity 30
2 find edges
3 then a sketch filter.
4 then play with the overall opacity to get the look.
very simple
Natty
hello my friend
the images are very nice, with a singular beauty. Would like you said if was the client how ask this kind of presentation or only you decided to make a diference job? because i thinks this is a presentation who satisfacts more us than client… sometimes they dont understand very well this kind of draw :shock: uhhh so booring clients
see you natty
those front entry stairs look mighty steep. 
look great natty - nice differentiation from the usual cg.
paul.
The images were done this way because the client asked for an Artistic
Artist impression :roll: .
@psy… i agree the steps do look steep but that was something to do
with having a certain amount of walkway between the steps and the carpark. :roll: …
anyhow … thanks for your comments
Natty
Here’s another little render i did in this style for a Hair Stylist…
whos the hot babe?
I think that in this second case a higher precision render would be more apropriate. Somehow, the effect is too expressive thus it doesn’t allow to see well the materials nor to catch the exact space arrangement.
Only my opinion of course …
Regards,
Nenad