@hornoxx said: @hellnbak said: It's moody. I like moody. Very nice work ... same for me - a great result - especially with the described effort. My only proposal here: Because the mood reminds me of a wet, misty and cold November day, I would use people cutouts with warmer/thicker clothes, which fit better to this (guessed!) season... Thanks and fair comment HornOxx. Truth is they were the closest people I had. I will try to get some more, more appropriate people and try again.

Higher quality models may help....

@mike amos said: Nice, I like, a lot. Thank you Mike, it was fun designing it.

Brilliant and atmospheric.

Nice composition and render ,Chedda.... Your trees are also better than mine and there is no more green on floor stones by the way IMO steel needs more reflection.... If I had time , i'd add some slight distort to glass reflections also....

Erm. Yeah. [image: Ij9M_22448335_387996061619753_7236296784912801730_n.jpg]

The subject of liquid in a container has just come up again and this time I managed to dig out details for the proper modelling approach (it's mostly the same as Kerkythea). http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=5817&p=47075&hilit=bubbles+coffee#p47077

I missed this one. Love it!

@hornoxx said: @chedda said: Great Majid super images on the 2nd link. Majid - Chedda is right! - besides Chedda´s great contribution itself of course with enthusiasm I look at the great Iranian historical buildings that you have linked I hope to see you here in my 1001 night city of Isfahan enjoying the architecture and environment's vibration, gastronomy etc...it is worthy to try!

Beautiful.

@rv1974 said: Linda's tutorials are awesome. I'll check 'em out. @rv1974 said: I gonna eat elephant with a tea spoon. All your base are belong to us.

[image: BNHn_art2-sidetable-stick_Perp-highplus1.jpg] How bout this?

@bryan k said: The pavers look fantastic! Thank you..

love it

Cool bridge! I like the t-shirts as well.

Welcome back Nice render too.

Thank's a lot

@jo-ke said: yes, sun is already gone... Ah! Perfect then!

Well done!

Thank you for the responses. The moose will need to be pretty much perfect. It will be front and center above a fireplace in a photo real render. I am doubtful I have the skills to properly map a photo onto a moose head model. I am thinking I may need to photoshop an image into the final render. Maybe use a moose head model in the render so it casts shadows and then overlay the "real" moose head image in photo shop...