Ornate Scroll Work for Gable Peak

mwhite · June 26th, 2005

Attached is a draft rendering of a gable peak on a building that the client wants filled with ornate scroll work.

I was wondering if anyone had a hires digital photo that could be 'fit' into the space or a source for digital images that I could search through that might have a photo of an existing building that I could use.

Any other suggestions would be greatly apprecieted. The current 'quickie' paste job in Adobe photoshop was way to simple.

Thanks,

DennisHolland · June 26th, 2005

Hi mwhite,

If you like that one used there's always a menthod to create a displacementmap out of that same pic. Saves you the post process and keep things 'real' without PS....

Dennis

mwhite · June 26th, 2005

Dennis:

Thanks for the info, I may try to create a displacement map towards the end for the final rendering. However, what I need now is alot more detail in the form of another bitmap or digital image. I don't actually need geometry at this point, however I would take that also. The client wants the pattern (leaves, vines, etc.) to cover the entire surface and go out to the edges of the trim.

Thanks again for your comments,

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DennisHolland Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Rotterdam Age: 41 Posts: 738 Name: Dennis de Priester	Re: Ornate Scroll Work for Gable Peak Hi mwhite, If you like that one used there's always a menthod to create a displacementmap out of that same pic. Saves you the post process and keep things 'real' without PS.... Dennis __________________ __________________________________________ PRIESTERMEDIA 3D Visualisaties & Presentaties Rotterdam, the Netherlands

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mwhite Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NY Age: 44 Posts: 138 Name: Michael White	Re: Ornate Scroll Work for Gable Peak Dennis: Thanks for the info, I may try to create a displacement map towards the end for the final rendering. However, what I need now is alot more detail in the form of another bitmap or digital image. I don't actually need geometry at this point, however I would take that also. The client wants the pattern (leaves, vines, etc.) to cover the entire surface and go out to the edges of the trim. Thanks again for your comments,

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