A few renders.(updated)

[Bryan K]

I want to be there too!

[cotty]

I like the DOF!

[olishea]

The blur gives a tilt-shift toy town effect, cool!

[jo-ke]

good work, as usual!

[solo]

Casa del Puente, architect Amancio Williams. This home was destroyed in a fire in September 2004. Recreated in Sketchup 2014 and rendered with Thea Render. No Photoshop used, all pure 3D.
This is a model I created years ago, just needed an Autumn look.

[cotty]

@solo said:

...just needed an Autumn look.

Failed. No it's a breathtaking look. Next try...

[Krisidious]

It's truly a work of art... the detail is awe inspiring.

[Daniel]

It's nice seeing your work again after too long an absence. Thanks.

[solo]

Another old model of mine (resort) that I once did NPR, decided to play with it again, this time with Thea.

All in Thea4SU, no post processing.

[olishea]

I love this scene. Would love to be there right now.

[pilou]

Paradise on the Earth!

[solo]

Hotel lobby

[ely862me]

Although the composition is well made, this last one feels cold for me. The wood should have helped making the atmosphere warmer, I believe the texture is not right though. Or is it the wide open space ?

Most likely the white flooring gives me that feeling... I tried giving it a brown wood feeling in PS and it looks better !

[solo]

The Morris house redone with Thea.

he Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, architect: Tadao Ando 2002.

[solo]

Thorncrown wedding chapel, Eureka springs, Arkansas. Architect: Fay Jones, constructed in 1980.

[hellnbak]

So envious of your talents. Beautiful!