you're work flow looks fascinating, care to explain? once again, some lovely work. Pav

Bee-utiful! I'd like to see the wireframe. Some of those details are - well, very detailed! Other than the aforementioned comments about the fuzzy tree in the foreground - is that a focal effect you are after? Because the trees behind the house are crisp, which I would think would be a bit fuzzy too. Great job though! Rick

Hey Peterbilt1993 I found a similar model in the sketchup warehouse and thought I'd upload it to our ICEvision application. click below and let me know what you think. You can guide around with your mouse and even fly inside (although this model only has minor interior detail). Flying tips are on the help button within the app. Here is Peterbilt model by samsonite. from the Google sketchup warehouse in ICEvision [image: eKOp_peterbilt.jpg] Click here http://icevision.ice-edge.com/viewer.jsf?mkey=bfafc2bc78e213782cdc08f65f883b4e You will now see the ICEvision page Check the box to agree to the terms Click the start ICEvision button You will need Java version 1.5 installed on your machine to run ICEvision. If you want to have your model in the app to send around to your friends and family, let me know where the model is on Google warehouse or send it to me at anolloth@ice-edge.com and I will post it on the forum! Enjoy Andy **Suggested System: * Intel Core 2 Duo CPU 2.40GHz or higher * 4Gb of Memory * Nvidia Quadro FX2700M * Windows XP or Vista* * Requires: OpenGL 1.4 or higher**

I'm from sardinia , now living near Treviso

that displacement is amazing would you mind sharing the disfuse and displacement maps ?

thanks guys for your nice feedback - actually the deadline is getting nearer and nearer, lot's of stuff to finish and no time for big changes i'll keep your hints in mind for the next project!! some other perspective: [image: zzzfinalperspektive2sma.th.jpg]

I'm no interior designer or any kind of expert but I "feel" more fall in #2 and more summery in #3

It's the reel photo of the Ando's Church. The walls are quite reflective. [image: addde26764279b9b.jpg]

Here's more of the same. [image: qGOU_BestA.jpg] [image: RyXa_BestB.jpg]

thanks for good words @tomsdesk: do you know Herzog and De Meuron's Rudin House (http://bi.gazeta.pl/im/2/6128/z6128332X.jpg), it's my inspiration. On the roof just should be some kind of gap for interior gutters.

@arail1 said: The furniture object conjures the word 'cowl'. Spot on. http://www.artinthepicture.com/blog/?p=405

What a fun project, and great modeling.

Hi, it looks good although a little too much blue on my monitor. Also maybe worth trying some more interior light as it seems a little dull in the room with just the exterior light coming thru that window.

hey here are some video's which will get you started: http://software.asgvis.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=182&Itemid=480

Bump looks good. Lights look good. Barcelona chairs look good. I agree with Oli on the verticals. Straighten out the camera a little. Also the purple color bleed takes away from the image.

Reminds me of a Far Side comic punchline: "How Mother Nature says 'Do not touch!'"

Hi, the trees are from the models in the page of kerkythea http://www.kerkythea.net, are native form kerkythea. PD. sorry my english is not very good ... [image: 4191709890_3ec7e92c43_o.jpg]

As Marcus stated, the wood texture on the cabinets is not working; try Arroway Textures - they have some free, high resolution wood textures (you might find a better one for the floor, too). On a design note, anyone sitting at those stools will bang their legs/feet against the contents of those open shelves below. You might want to consider increasing the counter overhang to provide more leg room.

Last one for right now. That damn work gets in the way of all my fun. Thanks for the comments. [image: 6izv_roseetecloseup2.jpg]

Beyond photo-real, enhanced reality?