@tuna1957 said: Bryan, sorry your parents never left you off the sofa That would have been nice. Scandinavian influenced design for Americans. I love Scandinavian design.

Glenn, not sure if there was a question in your post but Box is on point…. Bloody handprint on bathroom door blood on and around the knife the rest B&W….. Could have done better with the stains on the knife maybe….. just having a little fun

Playroom he says. You are Gomez Adams and I claim my five pounds! Excellent model and render. edit: Gomez Adams. Gomez. Adams. Oops.

Thanks tuna! I saw your suggestion and the meme going around that George Jetson was born this last weekend, saw an easy project and I was off to the races!

Cheers!

Thanks!

Top notch!

nice project, cool render!

I think I’m going to quit chasing the rabbit now. Added dust to the more dramatic image. Think I’ll stop now [image: CubH_abandoned_1.3_dust3copy.jpg]

Thanks mate.

I do agree but, not every image has going to be perfect and as a hobby renderer it is important not to beat yourself up too hard. Sometimes it just does not happen and you can be happy with that. If you are being paid that is something else.

@mike amos said: Definitely photo quality, marvelous, really. So kind of you to say that Mike. It is a long journy, and persistance is paying off. I am quite happy with it, at least until my next failure Arch Yis is definately an art and I think at this stage it is the start of another phase of learning

Thanks guys!! References used to model: [image: borboleta-asa-transparente-0520-1400x800.jpg] [image: f8123a58f6198ea818c54a823b90d086.jpg] [image: d498cf155eaf9982f3aad23eba9096fa.jpg] [image: 7c84a5d5072f7bbf346dfdaf6534603c.jpg]

Another superb project mate. Very lucky clients.

Thanks Mike. Funny you mention “Latchmere Gardens” I’ve heard the name before, just don’t know where. Read it somewhere or maybe on the t.v. These style of homes were common when my family moved to South Florida in the 60’s. Cement block construction, low pitch and flat roofs. Don’t stick your house up in the air for the hurricane to push against.