Thanks Jason and Richard for the comments and suggestions.... I will take note all your tips and will apply them as I am waiting for the comments from the client. Best, allanx

your model is inspiring me, its my model, my scooter , i have 2 in my garage wip, [image: KrU6_mio.jpg]

The ceiling height is 8' and the width is a bit more than 26' but that is not important. The two characters are different heights. The area behind the television is the kitchen which will have a small breakfast bar the dining area is on the right by the brick wall. The space where the camera is located is access through patio doors to the garden and beyond my mother in law's tongue is a lift and stairs. The building is intended to be 100% less abled friendly so the lift is not one of those afterthoughts stuck in the space of a closet. PS. my mother in law's tongue has been scaled down so as not to be too intrusive (unlike my mother in law) and is decidedly less prickly too.

Wow dude! Your brother is REALLY an evil genius!! Genius must ran in the family!! Very Very Impressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!

merci Eric

@dale said: Richard I just added your image to my "Thread for Fine Design" Hope you don't mind. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=382547#p382547 Truly fine design! Dale - you've actually knocked me for six! Thank you for considering this as "fine design" - Must say I ws pretty chuffed with my own solution there, particularly as my first package design and something I actually have little knowledge about, my second will I hope later this year be in the hands of every designer around the world - more on that later!. The client was actually so impressed, feeling that their venture is now to be at a whole new market level and way beyond their expectation. From their thinking and to some degree my attempt - people will be drawn to the package as much as the product! Also that the cuteness will add to the on counter "point of sale" display opportunities. The rough cardboard knockup proved the bottom heavy form sits very stable. The actual size is slightly larger than a clutch purse so the handbag styling suits and very well demonstrates the product intent! Thank you again Dale!

Cheffey Typical NICE design from you mate - we've come to expect that! The materials AND lighting in the first shot are brilliant!

Wow mate, some stunning level of detail there!! Love it! Like pete said could be a novel cover!

The Wizard of OZ [image: 22281ozthe-wizard-of-oz-posters2.jpg]

I've used twilight render. usually they leave it dark. But it's a nice idea to light it up. I will do that in the next version...

This is an HD video Ziggurat :----- http://vimeo.com/33829066

Very well done. Great attention to detail and technical design. As you already know, the midline is really visible, and there are some other minor smoothing issues. I would like to see you take this further, with more detailing.

Very nice!

John, brilliant, as always.

I forgot where exactly did i got the resources for the column material. Posted in the KT forum either by tridem or massimo, don't remember which one. Provided to offer a help to a KT user asking about stone material. No further info afterward. Just trying to make use the good looking mat, although I'm a total newb on that matter. As I said earlier, I'll share it if it worth it. No reply on validating the mat in the forum yet. They probably very busy with all of those render apps development including KT Boost development. [image: k2kn_SlateStone.jpg] Slate Stone.mat.zip

Nice bus. Looks cleaner than my car, especially the windows. Better get it out of that sand. I remember digging mine out of a beach once. Barely made it.

This has been very instructive for me. The slight shadow does help a lot. The wine... its just experiment and fun. [image: 50mk_whimsy.jpg]

Thanks to all comments! @rcossoli said: Very good pictures, I like the lighting. The dining chairs are spectacular, one collection in particular? Thanks!! Here are the chair: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=abd8fdf4ea60d1404cccbece4754c7cf&prevstart=132 Grettings!

Hmm. the first thing, I,ve seen is the picture, hanging under the ceiling. Why this place??? Then I was wondering about the floortiles, I think the texture is not seemless. The same with the wood texture. And the fabric at the bed is looking strange at the sides, I think you've used a projected texture. But never the less, good start, my first renders looked terrible...

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