I also like the third one, but where's the bidet?

@mike lucey said: Serrot, Well this looks like Pro work to me. I quite like the massing. Just a very small point! I notice that the ramp to the car parking takes off at fairly steep angle from the footpath. I suggest that you first have a section of ramp at a shallower angle. This will ensure that cars will not be inclined to leave their exhausts behind them I would be interested in seeing any plan sketches that you may have in relation to this design, even rough ups! Mike Here's a very rough sketch of the interior spaces. Let me know what you think [image: sideview3dv9.jpg] [image: sideview4ay7.jpg] [image: sideview2jd8.jpg] [image: backviewbedroomsod9.jpg] [image: insideviewstairsiy1.jpg]

Naw, cut lists are for cabinet shops using sheet goods I think, where I almost always use individual sawn boards, much easier for me to just count the sticks I've drawn.

I didn't seem to refer to a video I made with regards to this character. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vU2MMc-woM I also made the this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJn-y8UMer8

Very nice Dylan. I think it would be nice if you could make tutorial out of this.

@solo said: Awesome!! The birds eye view image (first one) has me craving pancakes for some reason. Time for breakfast Pete. My wife made apple pancakes this morning. Delicious.

wow at least you have put nice translation there soviet.

I'm not very found of it but I think windowizer could transform a flat mesh into a 3d structural grid... like yours. That's all...

I did subd it actually, although now you mention it i reckon it could probably do with a couple more iterations.

Quite alright, Remus.

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Kim, thanks...and yes, plugin from AlienSkin. See this post by Mike: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=8550&p=51783&hilit=+snap+art+#p51073

well done . specially about the line works ... IMO u may change the colors so that not to be so pure . here i can share my recent experiences :http://art-yeganegi.blogspot.com/2008/05/digiwatercolor-fun.html

to render or not to render? that is the question. hopefully you choose the first. post the skippy and lets see what i (and others) can cook up. btw, good model. looks absolutly great

scott...totally agree with both! buuuut, both are exactly as documented on the architect's drawing.. small gooseneck lights with very small, modern shades.. and awnings with zero detail.. maybe they'll tell me more tomorrow..

WoW that looks great!!! amazing work! keep'em coming

The hand drawn look images are my favorite.... gian

Great details , beautifull presentations.

Richard. Nice to see You back Richard, And good thing You brought this interesting thread back. Great images.