Great job, Jason. The little girl in the 5th image appears to have a bit of a halo around her.

Yes,I noticed this but I do not, it's Morris Recce Mk I

Sorry there have been no updates. My day job has been very busy this month.

Very nice renders and a great project, good luck to you.

I would LOVE to live there!

Very nice!

@rich o brien said: 'I don't beleeeeeve it' Victor Meldrew I love it though. nice! Haha, that was an uncanny impersonation! Cheers!

@jonfar said: single bed apartment, 6 filled glasses... im guessing it's a party guy OR a drinking problem Haha! Could have been worse, there could have been 6 bottles!

Great job on the presentations. The designer (if not the same) should be congratulated as well for a great fit in the urban setting, though I can't speak towards the height--all depends.

@andyc said: Thanks for the heads-up Richard, much appreciated. Just taken a quick look, and I think that may be just what I need. Very grateful mate, thank you. A. Seriously mate, have a play, I think you'll be amazed at the ease of setting up a site. I heard about it, then suggested to a client who was just about to get a site rebuilt that I'd have a crack. now I've built about a dozen and just quoted on a few more just from word of mouth. And I knew nothing about websites 2 years ago!

@jo-ke said: I like the curved reflections of the windows! thanks jo-ke! the glass shader has a normal bump to achieve the distortion on the reflections @bryan k said: Wow! Damn fine work! Bryan K, thanks a lot mate! best V

Love the action figures!

I did this a long tima ago but finished it only recently. had a few issues at first. here's the alpha http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15%26amp;t=59443

Last day today. Please vote for me. http://www.sketchuptextureclub.com/challenge/modern-office-building-24-12-2014/author/396

Looks great Paul, nice model.

Thank you all for your comments. The image is rendered with Indigo Renderer. You can download the model if you like to play with it here.

nice! skillz

I have seen game developers use a similar process for low poly buildings/office blocks. They add another layer between the light component and the building skin...like curtains/desk/chairs/people etc. The effect can be quite convincing and purely 2D.

@pilou said: Does you must have 3DMax for install the Corona Stand alone, or it's really a Standalone? pilou, 3D max is not needed in order to use Corona Standalone, I use it with Blender and the Corona render exporter (mentioned in my comment above), but the standalone is quite limited compared to the plugin for 3D max... @archbit88 said: @novena Ok thanks a lot! I am a Cinema4d user (and sketchup modeler) but I was thinking about migrating to Blender. I will see. Do you acutally think they are going to develop the standalone version in the future or they will be more interested in developing the 3ds/cinema/big-commercial-softwares versions? Because I heard the standalone lacks some important features at the moment (for example, if you're putting a texture into a material and you want to slightly change the saturation you have to do that with another software, therefore saving another texture, then coming back to corona...) If you are a max user I guess you can understand me well thanks! archbit88, you are welcome! I do all the modelling in Sketchup and then export to blender when it is the case that I'm using Corona (I am more a SU modeler and a Maxwellian), the good news for you is Corona for Cinema 4D is the next in line... https://corona-renderer.com/corona-alpha-v1-2-for-cinema4d/ you heard well, you can not for example change saturation of a texture, the standalone is quite limited, but still you can get great results out of it, in a very short render time beside 3D max and now C4D, seems that they are not interested to start integration with other package soon... they currently have a poll, which 3D soft to integrate next, and SU is ranked 3rd right now https://corona-renderer.com/forum/index.php/topic,238.0.html best V