Hi numbthumb, The reason for that is that it is always difficult to find a stone texture close to the model. I draw every blocks when it's necessary and also joints which allows to give them a different color or material in the render app(Artl). Ok , it's a bit more time spent in SUP but I just find it's fun too, so [image: jAXa_garesoarano-detail.jpg]

Thanks all

That's the very house! That's the front/side - the rear with terracing is much more attractive... [They are from the rich side of the family!! BUT he did make all his own wealth.][image: WA9T_L191356.jpg] Mr Andy Haigh

BTW, impressive renders.

Here is the helix with Thea. [image: ma8z_Helix01.jpg]

@hieru said: I wouldn't have uploaded the house if I didn't want people to remodel, improve, or add to the model . In reteurn I get to learn quite a lot from the different approaches people take to rendering the house. thanks sir .. really appreciate it ^_^

Great BG , nice render ....

Here are a couple of updated renders, this time with Thea. [image: file.php?id=9471] [image: file.php?id=9472] [image: file.php?id=9473]

....nice work!..thanks!

i want to thank you all for your comments and i'm going to share the model so, me & others can learn and get some improvement advises thank you Solo for the idea here is the file http://www.4shared.com/file/PiRaP0q_/venecija.html?

Yes C.F.A. Voysey. I happen to be studying a Phaidon book about him and felt a connection with your style, seeing his renderings and buildings. I gather his work is peppered about the UK, if you are interested. Probably a lot of it is on private estates. I haven't looked for links. Peter David, I think the shadow does help. That image is so realistic.

I especially like the second image, the contrast is brilliant!!

What fascinates me is also the production of the Morgan roadster. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZpD3WWPJxo&feature=related

I do have Thea as well, but have barely touched it. Also, Maxwell 1.?, Twilight, Podium, Vue.... think that is it. Thea is probably the best option, I guess.

Hello Daniel, you're correct about the roof line! I suppose it's not bad 1 fault picked up for the size of the model, I can see a few shhhh. The arches where made using Thomtom's great UV Toolkit.... http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=18992#p15575, also Gaieus has a tutorial on the same page. It's not exactly how I use it but you'll get the jist. John

Very nice. From a practical/code point of view, you should add handrails and guardrails.

i'd say the composition is excellent. the last image in the first post is my favorite, with the motion. it looks like it can be used in a marketing brochure or advertisement. good work!

@Roger.

yes i'm agree with others, ur skills are not lack.. like to see in render too

Well I never intended to market these and I agree if they were made from plastic they would not last long at all. That is why these will be made of titanium and the shelves from Kevlar.