Nice! Now put in some forest fire to give it a warm and shiny look

Thanks for the comment Bryan, yes i think the car should be more reflective.

Stunning as always.

Very nice render.

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Very nice as well!

Thanks Mike

You knock those set recreations out of the park!

I think there's a place for you among those who design dystopic movie sets... Very convincing... and well done!

I have a great (big) book on the Essential Japanese House" all b&W photos. This would fit right in.

I think there's green bleeding on the top of the wall pink and probably you could have a color variation all over the pink... like a huge perlin noise or some grunge. Also the lighting in the image is on reverse wich tells me there's something near the wall top that's obscuring it. It's impressive how close your modelling is and the only things differing it from the original are minor details on textures and edge, roundness, roughness or damage. The architecture is so simple and raw, that those are the details that give your image away... For instance, your window seems almost like contemporary aluminium while Barragan's is clearly rough hand made, probably painted wood/steel and stucco... Yours is an impressive work so far, but the subject is incredibly difficult.

The sea modifier is epic it's hard to conceive it's all polygons for 10km2

really great work! I like the fog and vegetation, it seems quite realistic! Well done!

Great work simon! Small spaces need the most detail, I think you nailed it light is perfect!

Yes i agree car paint is a bit of a black art. Maxwell has a car paint procedural which allows tuning of metallic and gloss. However the base colour you select often shifts wildly under render because of the technical manner of the material.

well said!

Looks good ! Billboards are a little pain because they have built in lighting and shadows i tried to match that lighting in my image. I think it'd help you to have the sun behind the camera on the left.

Yes that one looks cool. I was thinking on getting the Triumph Scrambler myself... But that does look like the Thruxton and I like it. Though the offroad possibilities on the Scrambler and the different driving position are what pleases me the most... I like the dirt tires... But we ARE sidetracking please forget about this detour and feel free to keep on topic.

Chedda, mate that second shot REALLY grabs attention. Seems to be losing speculars though?

It reminds me an old render of mine, when I was noob on KT, few years ago : http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81%26amp;t=6619 http://www.kerkythea.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4%26amp;t=4489 2007 ,...old memories