This is almost becoming a series of mine. Design is from 1921.

I've been neglecting my interior modeling and renderings.

I think I might finally make some money off this never ending project. I contributed to the design of the house. The garage is just a relatively simple structure. I would have done something with parapets to match the house. This was rendered in D5 Render.

Something I slapped together using D5 and Blenderkit models. The Mustang is from Wire Wheels by Luis Lara Osorio. Post computer repair.

Some recent renderings from the wilderness.

This is similar to my Union Pacific SD45. Differences overall being different Flexicoil trucks; antenna location; safety light, Nathan horns; and a snow plow/pilot at the front end.

Renderings are "ink sketch" post effect from D5 Render.

Initial sample:

ABC Movie of the Week.

Conrail EMD SD45. Same model, moving things around for the Conrail configuration. Minor Photoshop/Gimp work for decals.

Sketchup, Blender, D5 Sync to D5 Render. The snow is generated with a free Blender plugin. It's too heavy for Sketchup so I directly import it through Blender to D5. There's a mountain back there but I'm still playing around with D5 2.9's new terrain feature.

Pulled out.

@Mike-Amos

It's a 3d D5 Render "particle" that's animated.

Gus Robatto Bedroom WIP 05.mp4

I replaced it with a smaller one.

Added some more bells and whistles.

Side view of the bedroom using D5's section.

Thanks Mike.

Other side of the bedroom.

A little warmer with some curtains and other details.

Thanks guys!

Bedroom. Dresser looks too red. Started this morning.

Thanks guys!

Bedroom. Needs more work but I did start this morning.

Dresser looks too red.

More stuff.

I need to do a bedroom.

Meanwhile on the reverse side.

Spinning my wheels with all this professionally. All spent with Upwork which hasn't gone anywhere. Over 30 "proposals" and not a single job from Upwork and you have to pay for those proposals.

Making a few bucks off some work from Facebook. People don't even want to spend what I used to charge in the late 2000's. I have a couple of regular clients in the real world.

Oh well. At least I can still make pretty pictures.

Thanks Mike and pixelcruncher. Doing my best to compete with my $5/hour competition.