Good work and Thank you.

Hi,nomeradona
I love this style so much.
see you in thai3dviz.

Hi,nawa these are the great work I've never seen before.
nawa is mean a ship in thai,it's the same meanning?

@roger said:

สวัสดี Surachai, where did you study in Thailand? I am leaving for Bangkok in less than two weeks to visit with Ajarn Gary of KMUTT's SOAD.

Very clean renders. Perhaps the lighting is a little too bright.

Thanks for your commment,I graduated in Interior architecture from KMITL since 1987.
but I started using CAD and 3d 2-3yaers.

@unknownuser said:

Looks nice. Very clean.
What render engine are you using?

I render in Artlantis v3

@escapeartist said:

Welcome!

From the look of your renders, you're off to a nice start.

Thanks for your kindness.

Hi,everybody
I've learned SU by myself for 2-3 months
I want to some advise in this forum.
thanks.

@tig said:

You can of course make it a physical object, after some not inconsiderable modeling and effort you'll end up with thousands of bits of geometry or at least several components for the central repeated parts and the various edge pieces... BUT have you considered using a suitable textured material applied onto a flat face? This will usually be far more efficient and it can often look as effective in many situations... Obviously 3d objects like sofas need the 3d modeling, but you said an upholstered 'wall'... which will be 'flat' anyway ?

I so sorry my english not well,but thank for your advise.

@jean-franco said:

Hi,
Dave Richards did something to be seen here: http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/17970/upholstering-your-furniture

I think it work for me.thanks so much.

I'll try to do,thnks you both.

@gaieus said:

There is a tutorial somewhere on these forums but I cannot find it. Hopefully someone will soon chime in and enlighten us with the location.

thank you,Ihope so .