You should adjust your saturation levels so you don't get the green tint on everything. Try this: under indirect illumination, try a saturation value of .3 [image: wkkz_tet.jpg] [image: tlos_screen-capture.jpg]

Hi mitcorb, yes ..the DOF in image 3 was intenional. I would love to render it with my vray for SU but SU keep crashing when caching, and I do not know yet how to add DOF in vray. I tried but without succes. Richard, Thank you very much for the tips. I didn't notice that it was the geometry acting weird by that last edge..I thought it was the refelctions . I will try to fix the model let it cook and post again. Coremaster110, I agree about the position of the speaker legs. I will try to add more angle for the legs. Thank you very much for your CC.

Agreed.

Thanks, I use scalpel, rasp, sand paper, glue,plaster and at the end paint. I use 2, 5 and 10 mm styrofoam.With many patience about a month!

Hey I work like two blocks from there, neat! It's this a proposed project or something else (school, just for fun, etc..)? I've love to see something happen there.

Thank you lapx. In the scene, the lighting source is not visible, but you can see in the rendered image where the light spread is near the top of the walls is in the offsets. I added these for more lighting within the scene, but it was a part of the schematic layout. Artificially lit renderings always seem to need some exaggeration to properly light the scene.

@dolphus said: Brilliant model well done, render very effective thanks for sharing Thanks Dolphus. I am always doodling in SU. I finally took the step to model something and render it out.

@michaliszissiou said: These plastic chairs are everywhere. At least they're not Monoblock Great render BTW!

Ahh! It's a pendulum. Thickheaded me. Excellent work. Very visionary and creative.

Thanks for your input Joe, I appreciate it.

Cheers

ooks did not mean it, do not know if I can, but the reality is that ........ it was amazing my friend, congratulations, very good .....

Bloody hell! What a great job!! Good on you mate for trying out that combo and achieving straight up a pretty darn convincing image, can I say this though without offending - darn ugly truck, looks like a beast!

a possibly silly or ignorant question: what purpose does the wireframe view serve? nice work Anastassis

Well, Chris: It was an interesting approach to the project. No reason why this technique could not be used in a presentation in the right circumstances, with a few more frames dedicated to flesh out the ideas. Very creative. I took a Landscape course one time that dealt with methods of presentation, which was more geared toward advertising art, since we were required among other things, to promote common products, such as steak sauce, beer, and so forth. We took these concepts forward with several small landscape sketch projects. Very enjoyable course.

A new project. It's a cave-in-a-cliff. I made the cave by making a floor plane (With grid) and smooving a pit in it. Then rotated the whole mesh 90 degrees along green. And then I added the ground. Made it the same way, of course, minus the rotating. Now for some screenshots. [image: zhth_Set02-CliffCave1.jpg] [image: gjUY_Set02-CliffCave2.jpg] [image: ad5l_Set02-CliffCave3.jpg]

Yeah I had lots of lego as a kid still a huge crate of it in the loft. It as hard work to put it together but I thought the end result (the exploded view) was fantastic! It came out much better than I had pictured in my head. This small go kart project was only a prelude to the larger one I am currently attempting. Sort of a trial run to see how it could be achieved. The presentation style was the trick I use for illustrating my SU models, http://liam887.wordpress.com/tutorials/ however there is also a podium render blended it to give the reflections of the pieces on the semi reflective surface.

Hi, below some new Renders. Charly [image: Iay5_jovis3.jpg] [image: RxBE_jovis1.jpg] [image: 5WQd_jovis2.jpg] [image: x8LS_jovis4.jpg] [image: IOPi_jovis5.jpg] [image: 2pyT_jovis6.jpg] [image: kc5S_jovis7.jpg] [image: czfw_jovis8.jpg]

great job, jo-ke, perhaps an emitting plane outside the skylight to boost the lighting there, or just increasing brightness of the sky would have worked. putting a render next to a real photo is always risky... but it's a great way to learn/hone your skills.