Here’s a townhouse that I am working on. The story goes; the architect contacted me for a price, which I was glad to provide. They thought it was out of the ballpark, so they outsourced it. A month later and the deadline missed, this is what they got for what they were willing to pay for. So, after paying this guy, they ended up coming back to me. Familiar story?
The plants, in the planters, have a dark patch at their top; I’ll have to fix that. Also, I am working on my UVW Unwrapping skills, so I’ll work on the road.
Those curbs in the middle, the ones holding the little trees, are rendering black. There isn’t double geometry and the UVW is correct. What would cause this? it might me the only geometry left from the SketchUp model.
WOW I cant believe they actually paid for that first one lol. looks like it was done in crayon with magazine cutouts for the people and cars haha
Jesus that’s the worst thing I’ve ever seen.
that’s what a photo-realistic rendering looks like, at least a $250 one.
I just LOL’d out loud at that one 
Ive had clients in the past like that, “I can get it from so and so for 1/4 or 1/2 what you are charging…” yes you can but at 1/4 or 1/2 the quality as well. In those cases I tend to tell them to compare portfolios so they are not wasting money and having to pay twice like your client did. You should save and print those for future clients and make a case study out of it.
you get what you pay for.
Also, the developer was perfectly happy with it. It was the real estate company that eventually got it approved.
Id believe that, Ive come across that as well. They just need to be educated on what would represent their project and company to their target audience.
That thing would get you a couple thousands in a naive art gallery:mrgreen:
than, consider it sold!
It’s not that bad he just forgot to tick Fresnel.
Now, that’s funny.
shhhhhhhhhhhh
the cheap one looks like a sketchup model and rendering. No surprise there.
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Yes, it was SketchUp. I did get the SketchUp model, but I had to re-model everything.
That’s an aphorism.