good style! i like it. thanks for the link.

salut, very realistic it's impressive. il faut que j'essais sur un vitrail. merci.

good work, i agree with solo the best picture,for inspired. go go.

Thanks alexandre sk and KXI system for the very nice comments.... I am currently rendering more images and will post them here too very soon... silverprince

here are the wires. sorry, but i can't get to show the wires for the male statues and wings on the hourglass, no matter how hard i try.. anyway here it is. [image: digitalart.jpg]

Nice looking model, Rich. It'd be nice to also see a photo of the original

these renders are fantastic!! how'd you get that dark water texture?

thanks very much for the comments, i guess these would further help me fix whatever needs to be improved. i'll have to practice more this holiday, while enjoying christmas! i'll be posting some of my other works for you guys to comment upon. i'd be very glad to learn from all of you here in sketchucation. thanks once again.

Nice work Now some comment: the parking takes more than half of your image: too much. The perspective is a bit distorted, i would like to have straight vertical lines. The 2d trees have a disturbing halo. The texture of the roof is tiling. The people seem clearly "glued" on your image. Very good cars, grass and asphalt anyway.

very strict comment rick okay I'll reveal the truth : the palms are plastic shilouettes so they can stand up on every terrain As I wrote, the model is not mine, but I've to admit that I didn't noticed those oddities, the scene seemed charming and all details went overlooked

OK THIS IS OVERBOARD! SU CRASHED WHEN I TRIED AGAIN!!!!!!!

Now it works I´ve chosen the false link at the first!

thank you very much

i'll get the url from my work computer when im back tomorrow, cant remember exact place i found the tutorials. start off with some of the basic shapes and select edges/faces etc and right click to see all the manipulation tools like inset, extrude (like push/pull), subdivide (also hotkey S on keyboard). Just have a play mate best way to learn! although i have no idea how to model/texture things accurately in it yet! oh and pilou....nice it looks like magma!

man, this is awesome!!

Harmony Outdoor Living. Do a search for them on the 3D warehouse. Quite a few models there, and there is a link to their site off of the models. They do some nice stuff. They might have some spec information their also. If you call them, talk to Joe. He's a real nice guy. Tell him Jack from Jax Coffee House & Roastery sent you. Me and Igloo Studios are doing some work with Joe and Belgard. Belgard Hardscapes is another one you can do a search on at the 3D warehouse.

@dirt said: i am having a hard time just getting it to work period. when i am in sketchup, and go to export the model in kerky, it wont create an XML file, just some random file kerky cant deal with. BUT when i have no model in the program and just add things like lights and sun from kerky, it works fine and opens up kerkythea. except that does me no good because there is no model to render. is there any other free rendering programs out there? SU2KT has problems with non ascii characters. So if you pathname, filenames, texture names, models or so have any special characters... change them. Use latest SU2KT http://www.kerkythea.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=8440

A bathroom for this week. Winter holidays are about to start, so I'll have a lot of time to practice V-ray and bring you some good stuff [image: 8K80_forforum.jpg]

@solo said: I'm looking forward to the renders he will achieve with Thea. thanx mate I started Thea, verry late,...in fact today I finally started it, it is wonderful , and hope to be more friendly with it in few next days. I've spent about 4 hours on it overall, and my first success was a car-paint material,..very conviencing result

Thanks folks, very kind of you. Thanks, Broomstick, [image: wall.gif] completely forgot to add the dirt to the roof tiles! Here's the SU shot of same roof image. It's not actually a photomatch, but used Tomasz' BMVB to put a plane behind the building and paste my image from the client he took from the actual building's roof on it. [image: file.php?id=2362] Then in Photoshop I used an alpha mask rendering from Twilight to mask the same image back into the rendering... actually it was a 'doctored' version of the image. More on this scene's composition in this thread on Twilight's forum.