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It's Springtime at the Old Victorian House
Both the house and gazebo are models by Alan Anderson, also cheated a bit and used his sky and some of theyellowy background trees are also in his file as a billboard, the rest I did using Arboro, geese imported from Daz. Wish I could make models like this but unfortunately not!
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-- Thanks for your kind comments - of course Rashad, the billboards were already there in the files, don't know if Alan made them himself and if not, where he obtained them. Bullit, Alan's house certainly is one that I'd like to move into as well given the chance. :)
This has a noce openness to the sky. I think the billboards are very well used. There is a nice feeling of a descending sun. Very nice!
This makes me feel like its time to move in. Nice and cheery
-- Woops, why on earth did I type Alan Anderson instead of Armstrong - must have had a "Senior Moment" LOL!!! Thanks so much for your kind comments Horo, really appreciate it. I loved Alan's house so much when I first saw it, you're quite right, he's a wonderful modeller - let's just hope that he continues to produce work for Bryce and doesn't get stolen from us to make models for another program!
Isn't the modellers name Alan Armstrong? Army in the DAZ forums. A gifted modeller, no doubt. I've seen this promotion render beforethe model was published at DAZ. You made a very bold move to take his scene as a base. You very successfully improved his scene. I would not have thought this possible. You made a great job here! My advice: analyze this scene carefully. Alan is a master of lighting (was or is a professional photographer) and everything I've seen from him is fantastically lit. I cannot give advice how this could be improved. You've improved what was a masterpiece to begin with. You gave the scene life and I think you really earn full marks for this.