I don't have experince with Kerky, but where is the ligth come from?

i think its really nice

really nice, can you explian your technique?

@unknownuser said: Vey nice idea. Have you introduced SU at math lesson? Such a task at IT lesson would be easier to justify Thanks Tomasz, Yes, I used Sketchup for math lessons. I think it is a powerful tool in math lessons for a variety of reasons. Math objects become tangible, you have to draw them, you have to concentrate on the process and not only on the product, you can visualize lots of math concepts: orthogonality in space, polyhedrons, lines in space, ... rotations in space, shifting, scaling, ... (to name but a few) When students know the tool, the teacher may also use Sketchup to show lots of math results (decomposition of cube in pyramids, cavalieri theorem, ... ). Lessons: basics simple houses polyhedrons (students' models) tables and containers cars (students' models 1,students' models 2) @unknownuser said: I love those cars. So much diversity among them Tomasz [image: macchine+B3.jpg] [image: macchine+E2.jpg] [I would have loved to carry on this work with these students, but it was only a temporary post. I'll try SU in the next school for a longer period].

@unknownuser said: ...... Wo3Dan, I do not know exactly what you mean whit the shadows...? ........ Dirk, What I mean is that at least in some of the 'Plattegronden' the information you get from the geometry contradicts what the shadows are telling about the model.....unless the light source is close. With exaggerated FoV it would be more difficult to tell but in some 'almost' topviews where walls left and right are sort of parallel on screen it becomes noticable. Have a look at attached file (with basic geometry of one of your 'plattegronden'). Wo3Dan Shadows_Dirkkkk.skp

Everytime I look at this I drool to render it with Vue 7 inf.

hi solo, both render styles are very nice.. .....great work, but do you ever sleep...?? cheers, Gareth

nice, almost looks like a scene out of grand theft auto hee hee (young CJ sitting in the car driving in San Andreas)

the first render, not much light. no tables and chair yet. [image: X7FV_sala_2.jpg]

Great images, Phil. I agree with Edson...more, please.

fantastic results, Stu.

Francois, Nice to see You back and thanks for sharing these remarkable images.

I enjoyed seeing your project Alex! Also nice to see FormFonts components used so effectively. I imagine Alan Fraser must be proud like a Daddy everytime he sees a posted image with his sweet babies! Regards, Ross

great render, pete. and compliments on your choice of subject.

nice render! how did u get your image to be rendered at 300dpi in vrfsu?

I love your art, the caught up in an idea (to me) seems as though a something is grabbing something else from the back in a Heimlich Maneuver type way. Your art is similar, (while at the same time way different) to the work of Charles Csuri.

Ah, now I know what you mean. Thanks both! I managed to get a good DOF due to a low res HDRI. To be honest, that's one of the things I don't like about my model. But I'm glad you like it.

The Daffodil is an amazing design. It would work well in a modern city.

@mateo soletic said: It looks nice, especially the design. From the grainy look I thought it was Maxwell at first. thank you Mateo, it's really good to hear that you like the design, because to be honest i did have some doubts about the design, but now i feel better about it... before I began with vray i used maxwell as my main renderer...but I really like the final product of vray, because of the speed, and I noticed that if you spend a lil extra time on the texturing, the final product has the same or sometimes even better quality than maxwell. and thank you again for your comment, much appreciated...

@unknownuser said: Where is the image? I don't see anything! There must have been some images here. Maybe Andrija took them down.