Our large in-house staff of computer modelers and animators, graphic artists, pen and ink/pencil/marker sketchers, and watercolor painters enables Rendering House to provide a complete range of illustration styles. The collaboration of architectural computer modelers and artists ensures a technically accurate, yet artistic, expression of your architecture.

Generally, the artistic style becomes looser and softer from left to right.  The Standard Photoreal reflects computer-generated photoreal materials and landscaping.  Enhanced Photoreal embellishes landscaping and shadows with warm hues and digital sketch lines.  Digital Watercolor incorporates stronger sketch lines and watercolor elements.  Pen and Ink/Marker renderings introduces hand-sketched and hand-colored elements.  On the far end, hand-painted watercolors are intricately hand-sketched and hand-watercolor painted.

All of our 3D perspective renderings are computer modeled to ensure architectural accuracy and enable easy review from different angles and revision.   Once modeled, various camera shots are presented for your selection for finishing.  Our five modelers can model over 20 homes per day.

Generally, the pricing for all the styles are about the same ($325-$500 for typical homes up to about 5000 s.f.) except for hand-painted watercolors.  Because of their time intensive and specialized techniques, hand-painted watercolors may cost 50% more and take twice as long.  They also do not qualify for volume discounts.  Finally, the computer-rendered styles enable easier and faster revisions of color, materials, and design. 

We believe that we're one of a few architectural rendering firms that offers a complete line of artistic styles that can fit every need of your project's development from conceptual designs to technically accurate architectural approval submissions to warm and colorful marketing images.  We can do this using a base computer model that can be quickly transformed into the appropriate artistic style for the project's specific development phase - without the added cost and time of re-modeling the building and changing artists.