THat last image is starting to look really good to me! A nice space too!

Those section shots are absolutely fantastic!

Looks great!

Great work! I especially like that hidden line drawing - you know a model is done well when a line drawing works.

I agree with anyone else - why a yellow figure? A black or grey figure would have looked much better.

Otherwise, fantastic renderings!

@voder vocoder said:

@kwick7 said:

Your Fred and Barney aren't to scale.

Actually, they are. I happen to be a hobbit.

~Voder

Well played, sir. Well played.

@mr s said:

Hi Voder Vocoder,

Please don't take offence, but I couldn't resist adding this to one of your pictures. It was just the first thing that I thought of when I saw your post.

Regards
Mr S
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Your Fred and Barney aren't to scale.

Looks great, Edwardo. That's pretty much the same way I go about importing 2d AutoCad into SketchUp.

That's unfortunate - I really like that house! Reminds me a bit of a project I did in studio when I was in college.

EDIT:

And since I don't have a house, here's a quick modeling I did of the apartment I live in. Just moved in (lived in the same building but in a smaller apartment downstairs) and did a little model to see where I could fit all the furniture.

Looks awesome!

I'd love to give Vray a try, but I just can't justify the price.

I really, REALLY like that black and white image of room 1 in the first post. Awesome job!

@huggkruka said:

The condo looks nice, but does it really only have two windows?

Good eye. That was an old "work in progress" image. There should be 2 windows in the other bedroom as well.

@tinanne said:

Key Keith, this post slipped right past me Nice work!

Thanks for the kind words!

A very quick little sketch fora local gym that wants to relocate some punching bags to a loft area.

@foxar said:

Looking nice, but maybe you could try to add
some more detail like making window profile's. ;]

I think the simplicity of the model is what makes it look so great. Clean, simple, reads well.

Great result!

@plot-paris said:

I especially like the watercolour borders of your image. nicely used denise technique!

Agreed. Looks great!

Quality looks great.

Is it just me though, or is there some funny business going on with that curtain on the left (in regards to the window opening). It seems to just disappear.

Absolutely fantastic!

Followed by a poolside cabana (gotta love Entourage Arts - thanks for the people!).

And, lastly, a condo building being built nearby. I did a promo rendering and floor plans for each unit for the realtor. This is just the exterior and one unit.

And why not.... I have a new office that's still being worked on. I did a quick sketchupping of what I might like the walls to look like. Followed by a current image of it's current messy state.

Haven't posted any images in quite some time (not that I do often anyway).

Here's a couple different quick projects I've been working on. First is a home office/tv room design.

Fantastic work as always!