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@cyberdactyl said: Absolutely brilliant presentations on your page. Does nobody read any more? I didn't paint this! "No Deviant Art. The 'lander' is my Sketchup Model (http://m.cmcdn.net/12784173/940x537.jpeg) and Radojavor took it and made a digital paint composite."

How about you start trying to model it then start asking questions in either the SketchUp or Newbie forums when you get stuck. You might be surprised at your skill and at what you can quickly learn.

Pete, Nice, I just saw one of these today. [image: IMG_1718 (Large).jpg]

I'm blown away, Taff, your work never fails to be inspiring

@unknownuser said: Indigo? Yup. Still my favorite renderer.

Many thanks for the mxm. I look forwards to using it.

Thanks pmo and Nomer... allanx

@dale said: Ah, I suspect many a clandestine late night visit to these humble quarters. You dirty dog, John!

awesome - totally great stuff.

Thanks again guys.... No this is not in Texas but also in the States... allanx

Indeed Chip.

2 more images,the second is a part post processed maxwell image,based on the villa model previously uploaded by Hieru. Rich ,currently I have a demo version of Thea.I had access to the full version a few months ago but the company I was doing work for at the time are no longer in business.From what I see of thea it looks great but as I have already purchased vray,twilight and maxwell I am not in a position to purchase thea (as of yet).Currently I'm just playing around with different presentation styles/lighting moods.The method for the polaroid images is quite simple,overlay an orange/brown colour,add motion blur,add gaussian blur,add foreground elements and a vignete and thats it. [image: polaroid] [image: original post processed maxwell render]

[image: Example during Construction 1]Thanks guys for the comments. I work for a construction firm and we use images like this in our presentations to the potential client. This is the last in a series of construction images and it shows final completion. We add people in our construction scenes but I hadn't thought about adding them in the final image. We use scenes to show the different phases of construction so our guys can talk to it and explain our way of doing things. I used to use twilight and do from time to time when I have the time but lately it is really quick that these need to go out. We not trying to sell the design but our way of construction.

I like Roger's version with more light. It's sunny outside and brighter inside and overall make me feel more cheerful. The nymph ....

The new one is awesome. Great work. Especially on the roof. My critique would be the crop on the image is a little tight. Open up the view of the patio a little to add more of a "welcome to my backyard" feel.

IMO this is great modeling and even if it´s a quite rectangular car i´m quite impressed by the detail you´ve put into this baby. i also like that you shared your workflow. i´ve never been too much into automotive modeling but this makes me think about a giving it a go one day.

Absolutely fabulous.Great textures.B&W is the best!

@solo said: Nice scene. I like the reflection of myself looking out. Cool plants. Thought you'd like them. http://solosplace.com/3Dgarden.aspx for anyone wondering I like the refelction one too. Sometimes the ones with no commercial use like that one turn out best...

yeah yeah...verticals. [image: http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/7409/eisensteinbedv2072611co.png] roger.. How to get rid of blotches SU Podium V2 presets are calibrated to be as fast as possible. Unfortunately, some imperfections such as blotches or unexpected corner shadowing will sometimes appear in the rendered image. These anomalies can appear quite randomly especially on non-texture pale surface, corners and low polygon geometry scenes. Those imperfections are caused by the lower quality and precision of the Podium V2 preset. QMC presets are made especially to overcome this issue. But the cost is a substantially slower rendering time. QMC presets can also produce a more grainy image. To overcome the graininess of QMC presets, it is recommended that you render at a higher pixel resolution than you need and re size the image after it is completed. This will solve most of the current blotches and artifices. If they are still appearing with the QMC presets, please contact us. http://suplugins.com/help-faq-v2-2.php#blotches