@pilou said: Seems a dangerous chair for hands' children or old person! I would add, "fragile" and "unstable," as well. There is no lateral (side-to-side)  connection, except at the floor "hinge." Any lateral force, up top, will bend and/or break things, down below. Attractive visually, but needs some serious real-world engineering to make it practical furniture. All I can think to say,Box, is that your posted image is, indeed, an animation. -Taff

Very nice Second image gives a great sense of space and tranquility.

Crash on Mars!

lol

Here's another render with the corrected metal texture, almost. The close-up image shows it better I guess. Tried to make it with not only bump map, but visible face subdivision and rotating the resulted vertical lines at various angles, irregularily. [image: photo_kitchen 2 PP-retouched.jpg] [image: photo_kitchen PP 2-retouched.jpg]

@pbacot said: Crashes Firefox on my computer. What routines does it use Java? Flash? Maybe I need an update. works on Safari, but needs WebGL enabled, on any browser... john

You're supposed to say "That's no lady. That's my wife!"

Awesome concept and really well modelled.

well said!

@bryan k said: Classic. Will you eventually do renders? Would love to see some. At the moment no plans to do a render but thanks for asking.

Thank you, maybe he dissapeared without his legs

Thanks, I see. Very effective model.

French touch! The Homer's helmet is very funny indeed!

thanks sir Bryan K

Great model and styles.

Oh my. Subtle and gorgeous.

Wow. Looks great!

Yeah, what they said.

Daniel, Agree with your comments about the textures. Still struggling with the u.v. mapping stuff. Thankfully all presentations are n.p.r. and I don't have to hit 100% accuracy in the textures. The assets are mainly about working out relationships in space. Also timelines can be tight. As for organics out of you league, I've seen enough of your posted models, you do excellent work. If you needed to do the organic stuff I'm sure you would figure it out.

very sweet renders!