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Very nice! Would be nice if the stand was a little more flat on the ground. felt that gave it a slightly unstable look. Almost like it wasn’t designed to stand like that.
WOW!!! this style is amazing. i do not think i can come close to it!! post more like it, very inspiring. thanks.
This is great! I’m glad you’re taking the time to show more refined and tight renderings. These days, ID people are moving more and more towards CG renders from CAD models. Back in the old days, we did this level of render by hand with markers and such!
I was hoping you’d include this kind of work on the ID Sketching site.
Was that about an hour or 2 to develop? It’s really nice rendering, very punchy and tells the story of the form and design.
Thanks!
I actually recorded the video and am going to post it later when I get a chance. I timed it and it took me roughly 30 minutes while being distracted by a television show.
Great Spencer, look forward to seeing the video!
Posted the process here –> http://www.idsketching.com/video/how-to-render-quickly-in-photoshop/
Bueno!
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