I like these renders, grass is cool. Sort of Usonian.

sorry guys for the late replies. Texture is not unique. I merge texture with doors frame . In Sketchup just projected merged texture, if you understand what I'm talking about... [image: Z4id_simple.jpg]

Looking good

another house [image: RZ9A_HONKA4yelow.jpg] [image: eGZP_HONKA3.1.jpg]

thank you for sharing!

@marked001 said: nice...looking good. what is that texture you're using for the grass? I like that. [image: qIfT_gras.jpg]

@alvis said: gift of all Please mention me as the author of this model, if you use it in your projects thank you

Alvis, dude....your work is simply beautiful.

I found it. it is a screw http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=357 (with spin) plugin solved

@dansketchy said: Alvin, Is your model available somewhere? I would like to use it. Thank you, Dan All information I sent you to PM

Ahhhhh. I've learned something new today. I like yours better than the original "Jacknobber", the legs are slenderer, looks more graceful.

well, next chairs models [image: vWUv_ch1.jpg] [image: Now3_ch2.jpg]

@mike lucey said: If I had one of those I'd hang it on the ceiling. I couldn't see myself letting a kid use it. Great model and well rendered. Please let us more about the process involved? As far as I was able to explain ... I do not know. I think this is all clear. [image: 2rwke8j.jpg]

Those wooden figures are fantastic and the facial expression is great. Well done Scott

Amazing model and render. I also love the old modernist designers. Thank you for sharing the materials.

nice youtube video as well, thanks for posting....you make it look very simple!!

Hello Alvis, Very nice render bro ...... and your tutorial is very useful ......... Good luck and thanks .... for sharing ......

beautiful job on that leather texture! mapping is great.

Alvis, have you seen this excellent knot tutorial by TaffGoch? http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8226