Show some of your Renderings

[Anonymous]

I thought it would be a fun idea to show some renderings of homes you've designed in Archicad, kind of like a little portfolio or show and tell.

So I'll start with a few:

[Fran_ois Chatelain]

Well Adam,
dig a bit in the current topic, you might find a few...
Cheers
Francois

[Robert Fuchs]

We don't do many houses but here is one I did back in 2007.
Rendered with Artlantis R I believe.

[Robert Fuchs]

One more view.

[Anonymous]

All ArchiCAD 10 with some Photoshop
all clickable to see at higher resolutions and more of them




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[Anonymous]

Adon, these are looking great - I particularly like the first image
congrats

[Dwight]

Adon:

These illustrations are delightful. You have exploited typical Lightworks liabilities [eyeball sucking greyness and bad, fuzzy shadows] and elevated them to a new illustration style! Photoshop saves the day, eh?

I find myself revisiting the interior view [and your other Flickr pages - I am Orbularity, there].

Congratulations.

[Anonymous]

Dwight wrote:
Adon:

These illustrations are delightful. You have exploited typical Lightworks liabilities [eyeball sucking greyness and bad, fuzzy shadows] and elevated them to a new illustration style! Photoshop saves the day, eh?

I find myself revisiting the interior view [and your other Flickr pages - I am Orbularity, there].

Congratulations.

Thanks, that means alot, i only started doing this in 2007 and your book re-instilled my faith in archiCAD, it defiantly catalyzed my interest.
Thanks, and full credit to you. I see your also a fellow photographer. the two skills fit really well together in my opinion.

Thanks Again

[Anonymous]

Rendering a North elevation is always tricky (LITTLE DIRECT SUN) but I was happy with this one where the sun creeps over the wall to illuminate the new extension...

This one's straight from LightWorks

[Anonymous]

how do you get 3d details to look that good (adon) ??
mine are just basic line work and solid colour.. i cant find any settings where i can get it to be a rendered image