The original render is huge, good render times for that size image.

It looks great. My only critique is the ceiling cut off line. The photograph looks a lot taller without it (portrait helps a lot also). I would have even hidden it, if it was a problem. A bit of artistic license !

I am very impressed, especially in view of the short time you have been using the software.

Really a lot of great stuff here, the NPR style really amazing, but render set was, in my opinion really nice. The last shoot was impressive, the color gradient and the mood you achieved are very, very tasty. Really a good job!! Ciao

stunning david. completely convincing.

Thank you Eric... allanx

Concept looks GREAT! I too would love to see a plan - the forward elevation looks like it could use more treatment or fenestration.

@bryan k said: Cool concept. Will you be adding more detail? Also, the texture of the windows looks odd. What are the lines? I did this one a long time back so i decided to leave it as more of a concept than a finished product

A ski cable car

@unknownuser said: Where are the images of rendering ? I edited the main post to include the four images exported from SketchUp with a summery of the settings used. @unknownuser said: Fotosketcher is crazy good Pilou, so is Dynamic Auto Painter, check it out. http://www.mediachance.com/dap/index.html I didn't know about "Dynamic Auto Painter" seems great!...I'll give it a try. Thanks, Renderiza

Thanks for the comment Jaryn here is another update. moderators feel free to move this thread from the gallery to work in progress if you desire, [image: SXTH_PK.jpg]

@dale said: Have a shot at Kerkythea, it's free. http://www.kerkythea.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10661 OK Thanks

I like that construction an d render!

Very nice model Jakub... allanx

It would be perfect except I don't see a beer on the drink cart. But I wouldn't let that stop me from wanting to relax there all afternoon.

@marked001 said: I think you need to throw a tutorial our way... I made my first quick tutorial (see first post, Skp. file), not perfect tutorial, but I think you'll understand

Amazing, I like it!

good improvements twan, but it lost its contrast. Shadows looking quite flat now.

That is great model, though little more work on texturing should be done. Great work! -Dan Greenavis

Jaw droopingly beautiful!!! Kinda has a anime feel to it in a very good way...good job!