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The style is really nice. I like it a lot
The soft colors and the pencil like style in contrast with saturated wood is what really catches my eye.

Also if the shape is not too complicated you can click on one face that is oriented outwards and right click/orient faces.

Ohhh those textures!!! they are better in each image you post
And I love them

Oh, they took off the best part of the building!
Nice reconstruction And you even modeled the interiors. Will you texture it?

I love how Gaudi always paid attention to ceilings

Nice and clean, I like it .I'm interested in how you applied the color.

Wow those first seats are great! I can't watch youtube from work but I'll take a look at the video later. Meanwhile I have to ask something... A WIRE!!!! (please?)

And those wooden toys are sweet ^^ how did you uvmap those ropes? and the hair, is it SU fur?

@unknownuser said:

Have you installed TT_Lib 2? That error seems to indicate it's not able to locate it?

Nope, I installed and I don't get the error now
Now I have to learn to use it
Thanks for the fast response

I've just downloaded the plugin and I get this error when I open SU
Also my tools (the icons) are a mess, spread all over the screen :S
and even the tools I don't have in the bar, because I rarely use them, are showing...

I like it with that wet asphalt. The image looks great

Not a solution but a work around. For importing images into the skp file you can drag/drop them

@frederik said:

What a unique language...

Maybe it's kind of late for this, but I've always called this piña not ananás...
Actually the 1st time I read ananás in a recipe I had to seek in the dictionary

I used joint push pull http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=6708
(tab to enter the options window) with the thikening option

I loved that orca!!!
Please, show us some SU shots (with wires if possible).

I wouldn't add more elements because it would distract attention from the product you are trying to sell.
Maybe the blinds with a nice soft background and make it common to all the images of the catalogue?
But if you want to set a scene, the first image you showed looked nice, I'd just open one window put a light inside that room and place maybe curtains and elements inside to make it look like a nice place to be in

Nice stucco wall BTW

I'd use curviloft with spline method

I clicked in one of the curved lines and adjusted the tension. 1st to 40% and 2nd to 0
I noticed it has to be octagonal, but there is the idea

Clean and neat. I like those images and views.
I specially loved the shadow of the stairs projected on the wall and the wrinkle of the carpet.

Great image! I like it a lot. You have there not just good models and composition. The choice of materials, the lighting, details and trandparencies, everything adds to an eye catching image.

Can you upload a picture of what you are trying to achieve?

Those images are really beautiful and well done