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  • Share and get feedback on your projects

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    pixelcruncherP
    Great renders!
  • Manor house with early mist

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    irwanwrI
    beautiful
  • MA Renders Finished

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    @cherryni said: Awesome works. Nice office! Thanks all my colleagues want to move in.
  • Windermere

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    Thanks, guys, that´s really flattering TBH dear Simon, it was you who brought my attention to the University of Heidelberg digital library @tadema: IMHO it couldn´t possibly end up shoved somewhere on your HDD. I am pretty much convinced that anyone should be more than grateful to lay his hands on such a model of mammoth proportions and render it. BTW check out this guy´s work on reconstructing Fonthill Abbey using Rhino: http://www.hvtesla.com/fonthill/. And don´t forget to check out this link as well: http://www.hvtesla.com/fonthill/literature.html. I don´t know why, but I cannot open any of those .pdf files
  • Meadow View

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    cheddaC
    9.5 Tadema the glass is great it makes your image pop.
  • Residential - SU+VRAY+CDW

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    jo-keJ
    Nice lightning. I like it.
  • Final image

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    this is really an excellent render. i can see a different style from your render. the setting and sharpness is great.
  • :Snow Globe:

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    boofredlayB
    Another Holiday Gem. Nice work Jason.
  • :Dusk Render:

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    marked001M
    thanks guys....good advice all around. i know i skimped on the interior..was hoping it would be brighter and kind of wash it all out.. too much of a rush on it as usual
  • Light Arcs

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    Nice, this has given me an idea, an animated lightsaber, i could rip the ears off a Gundark, lol
  • Opening google @ paris

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    Alas for you it's in French
  • Semi-detached house

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    @unknownuser said: Maybe you can replace the flat ground with some more realistic terrain, more rounded. You can use Sandbox Tools, or Artisan (SDS)... Thanks for the tips, dereeei, will definitely try that.
  • First work in sketchup: part 3

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    mitcorbM
    Go to Board Index>Resources>Components,Materials and Styles. See suggested links.
  • My Sketch Up work

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    unigamiU
    Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
  • All My Work Gallery Post ( Updated Dec 7th 2011 )

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    Good Day Guys,, Moving my latest draw,, its an ecletic style interior,, thanks [image: simple1nawalow.jpg] Depth Of Field image [image: Simple2allnawa.jpg] Thanks
  • Lakeside

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    Yu have created an ambience..good work..."Marvilha"...
  • Countryside Villa

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    @daniel said: very nice thankss!!!
  • River Bank NPR

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    Fantastic work as usual. My only small criticism involves trees that appear in reflection that are not in the scene or reflect at the wrong angle. It does not spoil the project, but just proves I am watching closely.
  • Lot 351 (Night Shot)

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    irwanwrI
    nice. especially without that chainlink facade.
  • NEW motorcycle project (WIP)

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    added rear suspension. Greetz, Fritz [image: QZqR_clay9.jpg]
  • Cherry blossom garden NPR

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    @davidh said: And here's the corrected version. The benefit of having all elements on their own layer means its easier to change colours. nice. much better.

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