Saturday, September 17, 2011
11:03 AM | 
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Making of Marina
by Mateo Soletic
I hope that this tutorial on my evolving SketchUp post-processing techniques proves useful to you. I have received some positive feedback and e-mails from people asking me how this is done. For some time now I have been experimenting on various techniques in the aim of producing high quality CG professional render output, yet one with a subtle brush and line work touch that resembles the natural effect of SketchUp. Here is then the basic process…
To be able to follow this tutorial you need to have some basic understanding
of a rendering application of your choice and exporting and applying
materials. A further knowledge of a image editing application is also
essential. I used Photoshop here since it is the most widely used image
editing program. In Photoshop I tried to be as detailed as possible for
the benefit of less experienced users that don’t use this program on
everyday basis.
The Image I started with
Start Image
Step 1 – Exporting the SceneStep 1Settings
File Export 3D Model
Exporter Options
Step 2 – Inside Rendering ApplicationStep 2
Render and Alpha
- Download Here the full Tutorials
Step 4 – Adjust Image Sizes and Inserting Layers in Photoshop
Step 4
Layer Stack
Step 5 – Using the Brush Tool in Photoshop
Step 5
Image so Far
Two Examples
Step 6 – Adding More Detail
Step 6
More Adjustments
Step 7 – Merging the Layers
Step 7
Step 8 – Creating a Color/ BW / Sepia Effect
Step 8
BW/Color Look
Sepia Tone
Soft Light Blending Mode
Opacity
Curves Adjustment Layer
Final Image
Labels:
SketchUp and Maxwell
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