Medieval Windmill

[inkydigit]

excellent update ulco, though I too agree about the blue paint?
aesthetically speaking of course!
maybe red would be nicer?

[choronr]

Extra fine and photo-realistic ...the painted color is a matter of choice - would look good in any color.

[Dune]

I'll try some red, and make it semi-transparent (wood shining through). It's too fat here anyway.

[Redwolf]

for some reason I cant view the update here, where as it says 17 posts, i see only 13, I get this trouble with a few others here as well as my last post.

[Volker Harun]

I really like the mood in this image. Very convincing render and a very good PoV ... red is a good idea ... this kind of red of swedish cottages I assume ,-)

[Dune]

Sorry, I kept it blue, although a more subtle, old color, semi-transparent and with a little shine, like real paint. It's on my website... www.ulco-art.nl as I'm quite pleased with it as well.

[inkydigit]

so you should be Ulco...very excellent work!

[Redwolf]

excellent render, and im quite impressed with those paintings too
what you use oil or alkyds?, I find alkyd a better medium to use as a its ultrafast drying

[Dune]

Mostly oils, mixed with alkyd medium indeed, but also watercolor, and some illustrations done in Photoshop with a Wacom pen (like the tawny owl and fox in illustrations).

[Dune]

Here's another setting with windmill and medieval dwelling.

[Redwolf]

Another nice pov, I reckon the rutted road should be darker, brownish, at the moment it looks like wet concrete

[inkydigit]

another great pov indeed, maybe the muddy track isn't so bad...but could be tweaked a little?

[Henry Blewer]

I like the path. Looks like a sandy, coastal track.

[Floating.Point]

Looks wonderful. I personally preferred the earlier pov. I think the use of objects in this scene feels just right. It Certainly doesn't have that "first person shooter computer game look" that often occurs in terragen. Nice one!

[Dune]

Maybe the mud could be somewhat darker/browner to better show the wet bluish tinted parts... anyway, here's another sunset version. I know there's some grain in the sky, too bad. And I really should have a nicer colorful sunset sky