@unknownuser said:
Always good to see SU used in such a meaningful way...I think the ladder stairs are just the coolest thing...never seen it done that way before. Thanks for sharing.
You don't see too many of them these days.
That stair with the circular landing - fantastic!
@unknownuser said:
Wow... what a crazy scene! That cat on the left near the window is killing me
! I prefer that saturated one this time around because the others start to look bland IMO...
I feel as if I'm watching "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" all over again!
I was thinking the same thing!
Great work as always, Tom!
I think thewatercolor style and actual rendered image is, by far, the best. Great work!
I really like that last image of the SketchUp elevation!
Wow. Will definitely have to try this tonight - this could save me a lot of time!
Absolutely fantastic render and an extremely nice project! I, too, especially love the "sheets."
Awesome work as always, Tom. You really can't tell it was SkecthUpped by just glancing at the image.
@remus said:
If your interested, it was the brick texture on the back wall that gave it away for me, bricks are too big compared to the rest of the scene
Same here. Looks AWESOME though. Makes me miss building models - one of my favorite things when I was in college.
Excellent as always, Tom. I would definitely love to hang a "painting" like that on my wall!
@unknownuser said:
Love ur style andy, must be very satisfying to see ur work built. :thup:
I agree- love the style and love the presentation.
@craigd said:
Bump!
We're talking to some folks who've responded, but we welcome more interested folks.
Give it a try!
Cheers,
- CraigD
Sent an email last week and I am extremely interested. Haven't heard anything yet, but I hope to in the near future!
Yeah those two guys are far from detailed, but from far away, they look great.
@joe wood said:
That would be nice kwik, that one would fit right into some of my Deck Scenes. Tell Alan I said hi and really miss his posts.
I uploaded them to the new forum.
@joe wood said:
Is the Kid one that Alan posted on the old forums? If so I'd like to get my hands on it if it isn't one of the ones you need to subscribe for. I'd like to see the other ones too when you get home
Indeed, the little kid was from the old ones. I don't know if it's still considered free though. Let me see if I can contact Allen about it- if it's ok, I'll send it to you.
I'll definitely get the other ones to you though!
@joe wood said:
That's a nice little corner pergola Kwick.
say, where'd you get the people (especially the guy sitting with his arms over the railing), are those some of Alan's people?
That's a massive comment coming from you, thanks!
The kid is, I believe, one of Allan's from years ago. The pink shirt and white shirt talking I found on the old SketchUp forums a few years ago- I believe the name of the model is "Crocket and Tubs"- don't know who made them though.
Yhe other two people, however, are standard Google SketchUp models that I colored in. If I remember, I'll upload them when I get home later.
@unknownuser said:
Your deck needs a roof, so you can sit outside if it rains. :esmile:
Lol don't have much experience with those typical american decks. Don't know why they use them in the first place. Why don't they just sit in their garden?
Gardens???? Most Americans don't have gardens.
And decks? Mostly to barbeque on and eat on. We are a silly people.
I designed this deck for a neighbor of my Aunt and Uncle. They were so adamant about a trellis or pergola of some sort. Guess what? The finished deck doesn't have one. Silly clients!
I need to model the deck for the two houses next door. Design one deck, design them all- three houses in a row asked me to do work for them.
And a house on Broadway. Building has 2 stores on the ground floor and a second and third floor of duplex condos.
