BIOMy name is Jason Lee. Ive been doing cg since 2002. Lightwave is my main software. I love trying to create photo real renders. More recently I've been interested in an illustrative hyperreal look. Im currently working at Paradigm Marketing and Creative in Memphis doing arch viz. Any questions feel free to email me at otacon4130@yahoo.com.
Website: http://jasonallenlee.com/
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Comments (16)
memaci
Excellent modeling, love the details on the door and textued glass by the entry way. The only part that seems a bit distracting is the grass, it looks like it is planted in rows like corn. Wonderful images!
oblivionblack
I agree..it has a very cool realism! excellent work!
Treewarden
Datsa Nice!
jlgarcia0
Very Very well done! Excellent textures and lighting!
dick_longly
this is great I wish I could do stuff like this
cunreno
Ummmm, if your roofing shingles are intalled like shown, they are installed incorrectly :P Nice work, I love these hose renders :)
Morcego
i like your lightning, keep up with the good work, but give some chaos to that grass ;)
lrf
Really nice render and overall scene
livin_4_jesus
Nice pic. Good detailed modeling work in lots of areas. I especially like the doorway. Not sure about what cunreno is saying about the shingles being installed incorrectly... Maybe a bit small, if anything, since most roofing shingles have about 6 inches of overlap to the staggered pattern, but there are other sizes. Possibly he means that you cannot see the ridge cap line of shingles? Doubt it... The only things I could suggest are killing that pattern in the grass, working on the concrete texture a bit for the driveway (brightening up?), and tweaking the backround image HSB. As a matter of fact, (not that this is unrealistic), the whole image has a really yellow cast. I would pop it into PhotoShop, go into levels, grab just the blue level, and drag that middle slider a bit to the left. That or do it in Variations. Unless you were going for the yellow cast, like a late long afternoon, but something about that background image says you weren't. After you try out that color cast deal, you might just be able to boost the saturation a bit (25 to 40 percent?) in order to get a really vibrant image. All this, of course, is subjective. Just me and my ideas for you to glean what you may.
petes
this looks great! super job. just get yourself a concrete image for the driveway add some grunge, make it a bit uneven and your there! I agree about the grass too. if you have a full version of sasquatch, try using an image map for desity and maybe put a displacment map on the grass panel to make it a bit more organic? Excellent job!
Fillingim
Excellent job!!
otacon
Thanks for all the comments! I agree about the grass, i tried lots of different things, and eventually decided to model it. That may be why it looks strange. I'll admit, i rushed the texture on the driveway and shingles, but after working on this model for so long i thought i'd never get finished. BTW, the yellow tint and low saturation was done on purpose, guess its just a preference.
Moebius87
Beautiful work. The grass is something to work on, but I kinda like the lighting as well. :o)
antoniovallorani
Excellent work and compliments for your beautiful house !!!
zapper1977
Very good job there something different, excelent job
invrecid
Very well done!!