Oh, I saw the money. I like the GREEN! The paper airplane beside the plant and the pinwheel in the pot is a nice touch too! For some reason I like the Sketchup output more than the other two. It may be just me though!

Hahaha! Sorry, I really can't wait for the movie to come out. The anticipation is killing me!

I like the first and third image. The second one needs a better roof texture so it won't repeat so much.

Holy Crap!! That is awesome Pete!

Are these Podium renders with the Sketchup overlay?

Yea, I agree. I will change that when I get a few minutes of free time! Thanks!

Here is a project that we have been working on. Comments appreciated!

They have a Hoover and Electrolux on FormFonts that might work!?

I like that one much better!

Na man... this is just Sketchup and Photoshop! I used Dennis' watercolor technique that you can find in the tutorial section. The trees I used are from Formfonts! Thanks!

Now all you have to do is dock with the Space Station! Nice work!!

Nice! What style are you using?

I like the modeling you have done but I think you are taking away from that with these faded out images. IMO. I think they need to "pop" a little more! Show it off... don't hide it!

This is an old project I did about a year ago. I'm playing around with Kerkythea's projection rendering. This is a combination of Sketchup, Kerkythea and Photoshop. I think it came out all right! C & S welcome!

Are they made out of plastic? If not... I think they're too shinny!

I used Dennis' watercolor technique from the Post Processing Tutorial Forum. I'm still playing around with the styles to try to get the best result but I think I'm getting there!

You might want to tone the shininess of the gold couch!

We are adding a canopy to an existing church and I wanted to share the rendering. Comments and suggestions welcome!

I could read these stories over and over again! They are simply wonderful! I want to know if these works of art are available to purchase anywhere? Thanks!

These videos are great! Wonderful inspiration for the newbies out there that have yet to master the video aspects of rendering! Awesome job Kwist and Pete!

They kind of look like microstation renders!