Thanks! I wasn't expecting so much comliments I was wondering if is there enought detail or would it look better with the cabinet you can see in the attachment to replace the one by the window. And should I use a solid color for the walls, or maybe I could just add a filter to this one to lower the opacity of those lines? [image: 11Qq_Cherry_Shaker_kitchen_cabinet.jpg]

Thank for your comments, i darkened the BG a bit to remove the redish feeling of the pic. Btw, i've just finished a clip for this mansion and wanna share with you all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by8gOyvo5xI

try my hand at some PS pp [image: Sqaa_13copy.jpg]

I remember that chair. I loved the furniture from that era. Nice model!

Awesome stuff, I love that ship.

Thats a great render But its an 60K jpg. Most of the noise comes from jpg compression, you can check this. Make it around 150-200K and post this again. Vray is a great renderer, biased or unbiased. When we're talking about a renderer, see how corners look first. Here they look natural.

Reality is a cool adaptation of the virtuality

I used to do that, but then Jackson and Stu, who meant well, kickstarted a discussion on (amongst other things) overly lengthy gallery threads. So I figured I'd try not to be a bore, and add max 4 or 5 images to one thread.

The last one is a dazzler mate!

Michael - not sure your getting the point though!

alright thanks again srry fora ll the trouble i caused

Anyway, here are the posts that were either transferred or you made them ever since: http://forums.sketchucation.com/search.php?author_id=689&sr=posts

yeah, that's it.

cool jenu. thanks for confirming that. Im gonna have to test that out sometime

Sang revealed is a true gem

They are "Art" Tom, keep 'em coming! I like this one... http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=181988#p181988 I think it's the soft shadow of the tree on the house...

Great render here. ok nice cat too, really.

Well, nothing really "historic" about beer, just thought we could have a few if you could spare some time. You were here on business? ( I know about Neolithic remains here, also the town was the birth-place of two Roman emperors: Valens and Valentinian )

[quote="Gaieus"]I'm pretty sure Bruce (modelhead) didn't mean to "scold" you. hey man ,,,,no man at at all i know that modelhead didnt mean anything i like a good frank opinion always is a push forward ,, if i wanted a biased opinion i would have asked any of by pals here .. and i get his point and urs clearly ... and yup of course ur right and that was gonna be my next step cuz i got to render all my work for my portfolio ,, so tell u guys what i am workinga on a project right now so when i am finished modeling it promise to render it and post it ,,,,:) ,,,really bro thx for the comment ..and plz let me take advantage of this and let em ask u a little smth about materials . when i download ready materials from asgvis site they always give me an error when i import them into vray and tell me unexpected file format although they r of extension .vismat .. so got any idea how i could fix that ? and thx again anyway

Yep - shadow direction is wrong Also, in a desert environment, I'd expect the structures to have been coloured and stained by all the dust in the air - and generally look a bit more weathered. Try adjusting the colour to a more pinkish-orange hue, to integrate the buildings better into their environment. Hope this helps, Andy