Petite Trianon WIP

[leedeetee]

This is superb, think its great.

[Daniel]

Thanks, Lee. So far I've been very pleased with how this has turned out.

[boofredlay]

Bravo.

[Hepf]

I am quite impressed ... but why petite? Thought it was a male, petit ...

[Daniel]

Thanks, Hepf...you are correct. It is Petit.

[Daniel]

Can't believe it's been more than a year since I worked on this. Added the columns on the west. The Corinthian capital is from BruceW's column, but the shaft and base are by me.

[Gareth]

Great stuff mate.

Can't wait to see it finished, and rendered...!!

[Daniel]

thanks, Gareth

[pbacot]

Beautiful!

[Bryan K]

I can't believe it's been a year and missed it!

Excellent model!

[Daniel]

thanks pbacot and Bryan

[roland joseph]

mmm.mmm.mmm...... what a nice piece of work!!

[JQL]

Finish it next until next year! I'd really like to see you acomplishing it!

[Daniel]

@jql said:

Finish it next until next year! I'd really like to see you acomplishing it!

Haha. I hear ya! But sometimes I have real work (and life in general) that intrudes on my recreational Sketchupping.

[sketchgirl1]

Really love the elevation. I haven't used SketchUp for elevations, just perspectives, but since I'm planning to learn to do working drawings in SketchUp it's nice to know the elevations can look so good.

[Daniel]

Thanks, sketchgirl1. I went to school before the advent of computers, when everything was done by hand - lots of rendered elevations. So I am partial to that format.

[sketchgirl1]

Daniel: Your elevations look like plates from History of Architecture, which I love. Amazing SketchUp can do this, I think. I'm a commercial interior designer doing NPR interior renderings in SketchUp. A different style than yours but still the hand-drawn look SketchUp can do. Not interested in plug-ins! I'm attaching an example of what I do.

[sketchgirl1]

Daniel: Didn't mean to attach three...

[Daniel]

Looking good there, sketchgirl1. How did you do the reflections?