Scott, is the company logo a "D". The turned over chairs seem like there was a bar fight. Also the flat blackness of the chairs works to reduce the perspective as much as the the rendering works to create dimensionality. Have you tried doing a hundred arrangements of the elements. That is one of the things SU is great for. You can recombine components endlessly and quickly. Rather than critique what you have done, I would take the pieces and explore the combinations and permutations. In a one horse race the one horse is both the winner and the looser. Once you have a bunch of ideas it might be possible to discern a trend and then follow that trend line toward an ultimate refinement. Just searching for a strategy that might help. I do think you want to be careful not to loose or dilute your original company symbols meaning.

That it's corect...but what could be done in the 3D world without patience

Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions... I'm working on a site plan for a car dealership right now but once I get done with it I will get back to doing a rendering, adding duct work, and framing the windows so they don't look as if they're floating!

k I think all the links are finally working, sorry for the confusion but I was trying to link something with better quality - veoh didn't turn out to be much better than youtube either, despite going pro. Anyway it looks better on my computer, you'll have to take my word @kwistenbiebel said: Great one Prince! The wood material shows nicely. You will agree with me that SU needs better ways to move the camera. I am struggling to make more realistic camera motion myself using the limited SU camera tools. Vray is a good partner for animations. Too bad it doesn't take geometry changes per frame into account , making object animation a no-go unfortunately. Neat stuff you're producing here. Thanks for sharing. Thanks very much! Yup I agree about the camera in su alright. Your animations are totally flowing now though - maybe I should invest in animate (though can't really justify it) - I think i'll sit it out till whaat's plugin arrives Vray is really a great rendering package as well - I highly recommend it personally. Saw your thread on the agvis forum too, indeed it is a shame object animation is not taken into account with vray. I'm not finding it so easy to find the right HDRI's either, none of them really seem appropriate to spherical environmental mapping. Evermotion's free skies are the only images that I have gotten to look good so far. But i'll keep messin around anyway!

Nice Sketchup work. I have issue with the design however. Its all a bit too oppulent and busy for my taste. Then again it is in Shanghai after all.

@kwistenbiebel said: Image 5 and 6 are sublime! Great control over Podium. Wonderful results. thanks, biebel. i really appreciate your comment but some credit for this is yours. i only managed it because i learned a lot from the photoshop tutorial you posted at the podium forum.

One more from another perspective. Clearly, there are some different perspectives on this work. [image: 20080902221631_1h2m8s.jpg]

That's a nice house. I would love to own one of those. This is my 80sqm apartment, I used to live here... now I live in a 8sqm bedroom. [image: home.jpg]

Well, they're not renders from SketchUp or some render programme, but they're ingame screens of Gta: San Andreas... Textured version: [image: 90687349rf9.jpg] [image: 65710140ko1.jpg] [image: 71061479il4.jpg] [image: 38266067aw4.jpg] Had to post this [image: 12955906ks0.jpg]

Thanks for your comment. Here's another house with the same kind of jetty. http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=11976#p84706 Regards, Ward

Interesting design. Like a stadium. Hope there's a football pitch in the center! Seriously it is interesting to find out how such a space is perceived and used by the intended tenants and community.

Another one [image: CLAY2.jpg]

Thanks Ridix I modelled them onto the the drawing as no features are painted. The mouth and all other flat coloured areas on the face are seperate fabric pieces. They're modelled merely for reference on what eventually becomes the template. (he's 6m in length) I did attempt drawing his fingers, but my skills are sorely lacking at present to be able to create a design that can be translated to an adequate 2d fabric pattern. But there is more experimentation on using basic curved sketchup shaped to see what happens to them when they're flattened out. It's all good.

@chillrender said: Hi reymond thanks for the reply, I dont have a workstation Thanks man http://www.chillrender.co.cc

Tom, Thanks for the nice comments. Yes, the camera angle is quite drastic but I really needed to get the wall into the image in full and add enough other existing detail for the client to really get a good feel as to how this big mural will affect the space. I will be reposting soon as the changed the image they want to use and I have updated the lighting as well. Hopefully I can get the new image done tuesday. Scott

Hey CameronVan, Percival looks perplexed; was he orphaned?

nice piece of art Coen!! I think we should have a a thread here only for sculptures.. What do u think?? Elisei

Yeah, you probably went for uncrompressed jpgs, very senseible for normal use. If you want to post them on the forum you can easily compress them in PS, not sure what version your using, but there should be a 'save for web' option in the menu, thats usually enough.

so proud of it~~~

@kwistenbiebel said: Really fine work there Edson. Your progress in using render software really shows. The architecture itself is attractive and reminds me a bit of the contemporary Spanish architecture. Large scale public 'exterior rooms' etc.. I guess the climate of Argentina is similar of that of Spain, thus the parallels in approach ?... Thanks for sharing this. biebel, thanks for you comments, especially because your work has been an inspiration to me and i have been using a lot the lessons from your 2006 photoshop tut. your right about connecting my architecture with what has been done in spain for the last 20 or 30 years. i have been looking carefully to spanish architecture for years and am glad it shows. as for the climate, ours is similar to what they have in the north of spain: hot summers, cold winters, etc. however, do not move me to argentina, although i love to go to buenos aires now and them. my city is geographically and culturally almost there but still in the south of brasil. regards.