Very Nice Earthmover! And BooFredlay that's very cute and whimsical, and well done. Tas, is that also an Escher? Here's one more for the collection. Well ok two. [image: gqSL_EBWCfscp401300.jpg] [image: OHF4_EBWCfscp3.31300.jpg]

Whoa! Its not a real photo? AMAZING!

Stunning. There is a very rich tonal quality to these renders. Good advertisement for Artlantis!

Hi Brodie, tx for your reply on Maxwell. I think you are right about Maxwell and the ease of getting a good render rather quick. The light in Maxwell just does it right. I preview a lot using the R1 render in Studio. But these days v2 renders so fast that previewing is not as much a problem as it was. I am also very interested in Vray once it runs on my Mac's. I think Vray is the typical Archviz application. Francois

HERE IS A LINK FOR THE TUTORIAL: http://www.sketchupartists.org/tutorials/the-quasi-clay-style-by-oliver-shea/ Let me know if you make any images with the style, would be nice to see how they come out! [image: Picture3.png]

@sepo said: Yes apart from stone texture awesome render. Have to agree on that... The stone texture isn't good, but the renders are really great...!

Model with SketchUp. Rendered with Blender. Trees on the background are from ngPlant. [image: 8PEB_StructureRoundC.jpg]

lol not 300 dpi! I wish! its because I exported lines at twice viewport and upscaled render to fit.....so needs downscaling now! I didn't realise it was so big! render is only a midget 1000x 1000.

Thanks Sepo. Nice work WEi.

Nice thread. This photo of d12dozr indicates that lot of subsurface scattering (SSS) is needed. Translucency too...

Wow, what a wonderful thread to find after being away for some days. Thanks everyone for the creative kick in the pants. This was a lot of fun and engaging to read. Here is my take. Best, Peter K. [image: I47R_Lighthouse1forWC1200.jpg] [image: DdWD_Lighthouse1forWC1200Rain.jpg]

So glad you like...fun for me too! Here's the next state: [image: Esxh_comp1-6-864g8e11.jpg]

thanks allan. cards shipped yesterday so they actually shouldnt go out as late as i was expecting..haha..

Yep... Great looking, Edson...!

Good beginning. Those are some serious trucks you have there. My only crit is cutting is going to be intense with that little clearance between the board and wheels. It looks like it needs about a 1/4" medium-hard riser.

After cleaning up the yard. [image: yGSo_CleanUp.jpg] [image: bIQe_CleanUp2.jpg]

frv, such a nice work from you, like it a lot ...and got a bit inspired as well... so thank you and keep up the good work

thanks TIG the truth would have liked more time to do this scene was complicated because, as he was also designing modeling space. no human figures and put many items on the tables because I wanted it to look good all the space on all the walls with lights. I think for 6 or 7 hours of work including rendering time the result is positive, It is always difficult to work against the clock

I'm not sure about sunlight for interiors, but you should try the others out. The 2nd tip is improve your tone map. Do those adjustments (gammas / exposures) or adjust it in PS or gimp. Simple but very neccessary.

Wow! Great renders. I'm not overly keen on the post processing of the second render but the first one is fantastic.