Hi James, Thanks for the comments. It's modeled straight from the Sketchup output with style but there is no post pro in it. endpoints and extensions are effects from the style.

Hi John, That is interesting. Not the look I was after but it is interesting nonetheless. Thank you.

Thanks for the kind comment Roger. Rich, Thanks also, and here is the raw SketchUp. There are two photo textures that are visible. The outside scene is a png billboard, and the wall hung tool chest is the famous Henry Studley chest that was originally a back cover for Fine Woodworking in July 1988. It is a woodworking masterwork, and I placed the texture there to see if by applying normal, and displacement maps I could make the chest seem as if it were a real tool chest hanging on the wall. I am still experimenting with maps to try and get more depth. I'll post the results if they work out. [image: tkC9_Workbench.png]

cucsat, I am glad you told me that it is in the North. Because the architecture somehow did not fit the South. It reminds me with the new year. Nicely done and thanks for the information. best, James

Nice. Very clean.

Shaderlight? Holy moly. I like the water rings on the coffee table.

Oh! Nice!

Impressive stuff, Thank You!

I like the render with the tree life at the top of the techno building... nice.

i like the second, the fourth and the five render

...and where the driver?...virtual?

Thanks everyone for having a look. Your suggestions are definitely appreciated. majid, great tutorial, thanks.

Wow. Great renders.

@solo said: John I have loved all your period inspired homes, I'd really like to see more, maybe a compilation of them all in a scene. What he said.

Classic modern chair. Excellent render.

I would LOVE to hang out in that garden. Well done.

Thanks, but that is just a screenshot of a 3D model found on the internet. My pathetic little model is here, if you´re interested: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=27402

A friend of mine has 2 of the originals. One amazing camera. Good model.

@simon le bon said: I haven't found such a choice in Thea. What is the focal length for a Spherical image? In Thea we can go to 1mm!! Simon, if you don't mind, I split the posts about the Thea panoramas off. You can find the new topic here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=34350

Nice looking, moody illustration, but a bit dark to see the architecture (if that was the goal). Where's Edward?