@ken28875 said: Wonderful modeling and texturing, Gintas. Did you use Artisan? What about the texturing technique if you don't mind my asking? Best, _KN Thank you, Ken Yes I used Artisan. For texturing I used "SketchUV with RoadKill and ThruPaint.

Chocolate box perfection as usual John. Alexis Zorba: Hey boss, did you ever see a more splendiferous crash?

Very nice, Carsten. I really like all your whimsical models you have been posting. Have a great day! _KN

Absolutely amazing textures!

Brilliant as usual John

Thank you, Bryan!

Excellent! Thank you!

Hey Jason! the bird community is hurt with your comments you should give a public apology. Got a chance to see your WIP on the modern house and its gorgeous, I am planning on designing something like that for a client. I will not copy your work do not worry...a little eh...yeah ok I will copy it,so delete your post... forget it I already saved it...

Fantastic!

Love it Jason.

maybe the quickest way is cmd t or ctrl t for free transform.

Like it a lot! On most of the WC's, I like it better if the paper texture isn't too strong.

I agree with Mike about the floor. Even if the client didn't mention it. It could use a cooker hood/range hood.

Ahhh! I'm full of good ideas - I've just got to act on some!

From LIGHTUP!!!!!!!

Yes John some great aircraft and talented modellers on the warehouse. Well, boys, I reckon this is it - nuclear combat toe to toe with the Roosskies.

@drewswift said: [ yes this is what i'm looking for, do you think you can link me to these plugins? Here's the link http://www.tgi3d.com/ Please let me know if you have questions. Best, _KN

Thanks everyone, I only included the car as a gap filler but it's surprising how one object can alter a scene. Mike, my father had a Morris 1000 and I can still remember the sound of that engine. John

Thanks for all the comments guys. I'm not sure about the shadow i think it's ok. The rotors should be a little curved and sag your right. Regarding floating on the grass that's a tricky one perhaps i should have added a few grass blades in photoshop in front of the wheels to complete the illusion. Carloh using a sphere may not be the most efficient way as more polygons means more time. I'd suggest a simple plane instead although it'll still add to time.HDR is the quickest solution IMHO and gives the correct lighting.It also means i can easily achieve SL20+ @4mpx in a couple of hours cooking. In this case the illumination intensity is double that of the other channels as it didn't pop enough. I'm still on the look out for aerial hdr maps if anyone has any leads.