Excellent as always!

I think the absence of the bottom plates is so we can see the plan. That tile texture looks familiar

Thanks for posting Jim. I like the execution / style. Glad you got the 'moment' Mike

Thank you all for your nice comments. I've added a download link to the first post.

SilverShadow sent me here and I'm so glad he did. A real pleasure to see this work. Inspirational. I'm not a fan of 2D cutouts... but, this is some of the best use I've seen.

@steve These are few years old. Was digging around HDD and found these outtakes @brian Thanks. Just random experiments.

Excellent as usual!

Interesting. Cool technique.

Excellent model and render.

The lighting looks great.

A detail,re-modeled, inspired by Rob Mills http://www.robmills.com.au/living-rooms/ [image: 3xUk_det1web2.jpg]

sir Richard in my monitor its ok.. maybe we have different monitor calibration.

@chedda said: Thanks Richard B&W is quite forgiving PS have you checked out the film responses in maxwell 3.1 ? No mate, I'm still working with 2.1! I want to update my SU first though having problems upgrading from an ongoing beta license since I don't contribute to the beta testing anymore. Plus I just need some spare time!

Thank you all for the comments.

now model/render 'em broken!

Very cool!

It reminds me an old render of mine, when I was noob on KT, few years ago : http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81%26amp;t=6619 http://www.kerkythea.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4%26amp;t=4489 2007 ,...old memories

Well done! That is some great detail.

Very nice, but I noticed a reflection of the painting in the fireplace. Is there glass in front of the fire itself?

It reminds me of Wright's block houses. The alignment of the horizontal joints on the material is inconsistent. On the right hand side they align with the building's forms, but about the center of the building it makes a slight vertical shift. But overall, I think it is a pleasant concept.