HI Thanks, so purring=ronronner and I don't know, it depends on the cockroaches I've looked at some jpegs and Oggy have little legs but I think the problem is with feet and hands so I'm redoing them and I'll post when it's done. cheers

Thans Cheffey for the compliment. His work seems some levels richer though. Thanks for the link. Nice resource to learn from.

Tomsdesk The reason I ask is I just finished one yesterday using the same method. My boss however was very paticular about how he wanted the entourage, especialy the people and cars. [image: nylw_FinalwatercolorSM.jpg]

there are no bevels in mine it is strictly wysiwyg [image: wDE8_mem4.jpg] [image: x6DU_4.jpg]

finally i gave up this scene ... and here is the result..no post por ( just filtering noise). just 2 far trees are bilbords , and all other scene part are 3d objects , I did a review on the bushs and add some flower using KT instant brush ... preset no 17..and thats all... original scene was rendered less than 6 hours at 2000*2915 pixel. http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2qdwxe8&s=3 [image: 2qdwxe8.jpg] here i wanna dedicate it to KT team and specially Frederik for all his kind help/guides . majid

Here is the Final Image [image: SJtb_FinalwatercolorSM.jpg]

I like the natural lighting of the second one better. first looks like it's lit with a camera flash. though the second makes me feel like I'm in a dark back hallway - maybe some natural light from a skylight... or a window behind the camera... Nice work!

Hey thanks for the input. I appreciate your comments. Ron

Awww... now i have that song in my head...

haha..this is great.. i've got Wall E as my wallpaper found a site with some hi res images from the movie.

I also like the third one, but where's the bidet?

@mike lucey said: Serrot, Well this looks like Pro work to me. I quite like the massing. Just a very small point! I notice that the ramp to the car parking takes off at fairly steep angle from the footpath. I suggest that you first have a section of ramp at a shallower angle. This will ensure that cars will not be inclined to leave their exhausts behind them I would be interested in seeing any plan sketches that you may have in relation to this design, even rough ups! Mike Here's a very rough sketch of the interior spaces. Let me know what you think [image: sideview3dv9.jpg] [image: sideview4ay7.jpg] [image: sideview2jd8.jpg] [image: backviewbedroomsod9.jpg] [image: insideviewstairsiy1.jpg]

Naw, cut lists are for cabinet shops using sheet goods I think, where I almost always use individual sawn boards, much easier for me to just count the sticks I've drawn.

I didn't seem to refer to a video I made with regards to this character. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vU2MMc-woM I also made the this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJn-y8UMer8

Very nice Dylan. I think it would be nice if you could make tutorial out of this.

@solo said: Awesome!! The birds eye view image (first one) has me craving pancakes for some reason. Time for breakfast Pete. My wife made apple pancakes this morning. Delicious.

wow at least you have put nice translation there soviet.

I'm not very found of it but I think windowizer could transform a flat mesh into a 3d structural grid... like yours. That's all...

I did subd it actually, although now you mention it i reckon it could probably do with a couple more iterations.