Cheers Mike< I so love that lamp, years ahead of its time

Top notch as always!

Cool results Rich...

@bryan k said: You're killing it with your interiors! You're exteriors are pretty damn good too! Very kind mate, thanks I work very hard at it but I look at others work and feel like such a novice.

Ta Rich, practice. You have not seen where the room mate sleeps. Think Harry Potter early days....... I am still having pc issues so until these are foxed am a little limited. Fun trying though.

Top notch!

Top notch as always!

@pilou said: Test of the free Vizcom with your SketchtUp images! [attachment=1:24z30urs]<!-- ia1 -->lipstick2.jpg<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:24z30urs] [attachment=0:24z30urs]<!-- ia0 -->GIF_lipstick11.gif<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:24z30urs]

Very nice.

Very cool!

The image is just great, another one of your day improvers. I smile whenever I see them.

@rich o brien said: You probably already noted it but the leaves need some love. They look radioactive. It's also hard to decipher what shapes are happening on that rear wall structure. There's definitely some curved elements based on the shadowing here... [image: 30LMb0y.png] But the rest of it seems hidden. Maybe a clay pass to just dial in the lighting first. Big open spaces like this deserve dramatic lighting. I would actually nuke the tree and stick a gobo behind the camera to cast shadows. Looks good though Lighting will be key, good suggestion on the clay render for lighting. That is a very rough sketch to look at the composition so the tree does not have the application of maps on the leaves. On applying textures would I use projected textures, will the normal maps pick up on that?

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Really like the textures on the vehicle.

Looks fine to me. Only post processing was some cloning for the foam along the left side.

Very nice.

Thanks tuna. Thanks ntxdave. Yeah, it's all about the steps!

@pixelcruncher said: How did you achieve those little specks? It seems like dust on the lens; I'm pretty sure Rayscaper doesn't do that unless it's a bug. Post processed them. Did try them in Rayscaper using alpha cards but it messed up in DOF so went with adding them in Affinity Photo instead

Thanks mate.

good stuff!