@krisidious said: Pages here are still taking so damn long to load What does that mean? The site is slow for you?

I really like your work, nicely done. But those bar stools, I don't know. I can see no advantage to the design, and a lot of disadvantages (like medical lawsuits ) Just sayin'

Excellent renders! Nice compositions.

pretty.

Here is the link to KT forum http://www.kerkythea.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9%26amp;t=12811%26amp;p=93913#p93902

Thanks Bryan.

Thank you, Bryan.

Thanks Carsten and Lee. It's a pleasure posting again but lets see how long it is before the images begin to be deleted John

As always, looks great!

VERY cool mate, I actually wanted to do this once. I had a real knack for making model scale trees - I found the right plant for the twigs to make them from in other words. I'd get so engrossed in getting them right it was hard to hand over the model in the end.

Chedda, mate that second shot REALLY grabs attention. Seems to be losing speculars though?

Looks fab, if i was being picky i'd add a normal or bump to the painted blue wall something very subtle.

Really nice renders, they look real and crispy. May I ask, how did you make it with infinite plane to cast shadows and texture from HDRI?

Nice design solution for a small awkward space. Jim

Seriously cool, nice mate.

@olishea said: good stuff, only crit is everything seems a bit "floaty" like nothing actually touches the floor....can you bump up AO or something? Whilst there are shadows, I see your point - at this stage, the simple answer to that is no! lol I don't want to upset the image with noise etc. You know how tricky it can be to get the right balance. To be honest, it is a brightly lit room, with a light floor.

Wow! Well done!

@jql said: Awesome modelling and presentations. I use black on white background a lot, but never did it look cooler than that kind of black clay render you did. Congratulations and I hope if you don't mind if I borrow (more like steal) that style someday... Thanks, JQL. Feel free to use the style whenever you like At first I intended to use a more traditional clay material (Keyshot doesn't really have one, but there are approximations), such as this: [image: 8XQQme3.jpg] But my slow computer was taking too much time making the renderings.

Also the plugin promises "composting" in the description, but I doubt it is of any use in the garden.

Thanks, gentlemen