@honoluludesktop said:

I imagine the future will be with some form of holographic projection based on 3d modeling.

This was exactly the question I was asking myselfa few days ago. 3D Television is no problem anymore.

Is there any plugin to get an 3D Output of the renders? This would be surely convincing for the customer to see his own future interior in a 3D modell...

Maybe you can find it here:

http://www.cgtextures.com/

I'm going to construct a second tramway

the original and my model so far...

this is really great!

I like following your workflow. I'm learning a lot of it.

How did you connect and smooth the surface? with subdivide and smooth oder with the SU smoothing function?

Wow! The lightning looks great!

everything is allready told, so I have only to say: Very nice and clear work and welcome to SU.

looks very nice, as always. Reminds me a little bit of the 70ties-scene.

@olishea said:

jo-ke: what's wrong with the image? it looks finger painted. have you applied some sort of photoshop filter? you only need high+ for lots of caustics/reflection....high would still look great, even medium.

Here's the original render with High+:

OK, one more...

New York, Chinatown, Loft

twilight, high+, rendered for 11 hours

@Mike1158: Hmm, the sky outside looks like after the sunset but there is still a lot of sun in your scene

Nice scene, but why don't have the windows any reflection?

I just close my eyes and repair that later with sculptris

OK, a new one..

@Marian: Don't worry, these are our real sizes

@Gaieus: me too, I have to scan us, while we are smiling

@rclub24: Hmm, I have to ask her, what she's doing there

here are some new versions of my wife (with Oli's treeline):
Really fun to play arround

OK here's the another result

Modelling the hair was tricky, then I used the fur plugin

the second avatar is finished.

A shot with me and my wife at our court

If the obj is to complex sculptris crashes. So I prefer meshlab for that.

really absolute great lightning! I like the scene a lot