Thank you very much.You were right with the JPG advice ))

Hi there!I'm new user and member of this forum and would like to share with you all my latest project for my design studio class.
My goal this past semester was to learn and understand basic rendering using SU and Vray.
From the start I knew that a realistic result was not my goal ,I needed quick and good looking images that can support and remark all the 2d information (floor plans ,elevations ,sectiones + diagrams).Therefore the final images have that "watercolor-line drawing " intention.

The project is an Art Gallery and is located in Munich .GER.I even took a plane there to see the site and make some sketches .(I live in Spain so is not that far away )
I learnt how to use PS brushes to add that watercolour feeling and a few other things regarding the use of RoundEdge Plugin to avoid 90º perfect mathematic edges.

I also learnt that I should 've spent more time looking for the right spot to set the viewer.There's too much deformation on the vertical lines in such a low building.
Hi there!I'm new user and member of this forum and would like to share with you all my latest project for my design studio class.

Initial project:

Overall perspective(I couldn't dedicate too much time to the postprocess...) :

Final presentation drawing:

I can't wait to hear from you guys, even if it is harsh.
thanks for the attention )

Theres additional details and final presentation drawings at :

http://www.firmitasutilitasvenustas.net/

The majority of the articles are written in Spanish though... (sorry...)

*I just repaired the link.

I'm trying to do trees with my traditional method of : Importing a jpg with the tree image from my own texture library > transparent bitmap >load the bump map >invert.

before all this , i usually click on the update image button to see how it looks at a first glance.Then it shows the image as a grey texture whereas in the SU editor appears the right image!

Thanks in advance!