It is what I call niece modeling and rendering. Congratulations!

Hey thanks all. Daniel, Adobe after effects was the program used to put it all together. This was put together is a total of 3 days. Now all the content was done but the video itself took about 3 days. Next time I would liked to have the artwork move a bit slower and some other tweaks, but as you all know very well, time, time, time.

Thanks guys!

i think i'll join mr.frederik's class too!

Crap, i found a really good and very comprehensive glossary fo renderign terms a while ago, ufortunately i cant think where i found it hmmm, i'll go and browse a few forums

Agree...when I saw "Accurender" I was like "huh?"...I've used Accurender for other apps in the past, I didn't know this was theirs. Ultimately - doesn't bother me, I just want it!!

@daniel said: What if you stacked the text, rathet than stretching it out? Dan, Good idea. I may try that this weekend if I can free up some time. Thanks for the feedback! Fred

Thanks Eric. It helps when you have a nice size collection of models Scott

yes, exactly waht they were thinking, Paul! there were actually a few exhibits 'similar' to this.. but defintiely not to the level of this one.... the show was in philadelphia..

Those look great!

Some sculture operations are made in a second, that is not possible in SU!

Sorry, been putting off the move fix...here ya go now, though.

and another enhanced . i need a sunset and a semitransparent fairy , to make a magical world [image: XV7b_partial--color-enhnsd.jpg]

And anotherie, featuring an incredible bottlebrush from Enviro Graphic. [image: ACAv_Callistem2.jpg]

Nice scene, I like the feel of this and the watercolor effect is great.... allanx

Yes its Sketchuo + V-ray for SU. Well with that perspectiv i cant make better in sketchup , for him important is building ;]

I'm pretty excited about this one. Never done a Public Garden before, and it's a chance to do something extra special, where alot of people might appreciate it. [image: CE50_Miki-13.jpg] The roof style on the Main Gate is my own interpretation of the Irimoya style, or Dutch hip roof. On my Roofed Entry Gates, I call it a Azumaya Roof Style. You can see more images of the same style roof here http://woodsshop.com/Japanese_gate_plans.htm This one will be 10' wide though, and at a much taller scale then I'm used to working with. [image: Of8f_Miki-14.jpg] We'd pre-fab all three roofs, complete with shingles, and the four fence sections, (make them Components, same as I do with SUp then haul it 300 miles North up the to the foot of the Sierras and Yosemite, and install it. It would be fabricated from vertical grain, old growth western red cedar, salvaged logs from Vancouver Island BC. You can see pics of us working the same stock, building a 5' wide Entry here http://woodsshop.com/How%20To/BuildAJapaneseGate.htm Such beautiful material. the fencing would look similar to this project http://woodsshop.com/closeup/deck02_7.htm

You could also try photobucket, i prefer it because it doesnt shrink the images to a thumbnail in your post

this last one is better, not only because of the grass, but also because it's more vivid. very realistic!

Thanks Roger, we appreciate this very much.