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Studio/Institution: Norconsult Client: Botanical garden Genre: Landscaping Software: Photoshop Description: Would love some feedback on this. Especially curious about the contrasts, I suspect the gamma on my monitor is a bit off. Let me know if you think the contrasts are too high or too low (It isn't supposed to be extremely high of course, with all that rain/fog) Based on a photograph I took from the site, painted over digitally, with a bit of collage. I also think the piece lacks punch a bit, it gets boring fairly quickly. It would be nice to add something subtle rather than gimmicky (like the crow holding a flower) to hold attention for a bit longer, but without loosing the feeling og serene loneliness. It is part of a series, the crow is in all three.

Hey guys how are you today? So, a client of mine wanted me to model a stone filled garden like the one on this picture: I have searched in countless websites for a model or a texture like that one but to no luck :C does anyone have comments or tips on how to get that kind of stone? :confused:

Shrubs and Bushes vol.2 has just been released. This collection includes 3D objects of lilac, euonymus, dogrose, pine bushes and blueberry - a total of 30 beautiful plant models. Shrubs like lilac come with detailed blossoms, others like blueberry and dogrose show blossoms or berries. All models are available as Vray for Cinema4D, Cinema4D, Terragen2, Vue and Wavefront OBJ files, textures come as uncompressed tif - more details can be found on the product page: Shrubs and Bushes vol.2 . Pricing: 29.95 Euro (depending on exchange, thats about 38,-US$ I think) At the moment we are also running a little contest: Win a custom plant for YOUR project Just let us now (on Facebook page or via email ) what kind of project you are planning, why you need a custom plant and of course what kind of custom plant you would like to win. After 4th of june we will pick a hopefully lucky winner.

Studio/Institution: selvaimages Client: Mayuresh group, Mumbai, India Genre: Landscaping Software: 3Dsmax, Vray, Photoshop Website: http://selvaimages.webs.com/ Description: I wish to share one of my recent work A courtyard garden in a housing development project. I used 3dsmax, vray for rendering and Photoshop for final touch. I hope all your valuable comments