Hi Guys, just did a render using a model from 3D warehouse (Desired space) The garden plants may look strange but I used plants native to West Australia a very remote place so have been isolated and evolved for millions of years. It is a western Australian low water garden
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HDRI MoAf no 1
Denioser on Firefies default
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Tanks Mike and Rich, I love these types of images as well you certainly have nowhere to hide as far as renderings'

Just did these for fun and practice modelled in SU and rendered in TM.

Thanks Rich, Box, I would not know how to use ruby script I gor around it easily by getting one face correct by scaling in SU, I when copied the good face and then rotating it 90 deg and replacing that "Wrong" face with the one I copped then every thing worked as it should

Hi, I am making a model ad as seen in the image I sampled the front face and applied the material (two textures to the left) when it was applied it was stretched on one axis. How do i get over this?

Nicely done mate. Bet the kids will love that!

@Mike-Amos Is that your design Mike? I like it a lot

@Rich-O-Brien The lamps are bollard lights not lampposts

@Dave-R I agree with those observations and the align with my plan. I was thinking of you amongst others. This is because apart from the exceptional Architecture it looks like an architects elevation of the period with the (Art Deco period) temporal juxtaposition of mixing it with contemporary 3D shadows. I think that will drive the intent. What interests me are your period renders of machinery which also look like period drawings. Any hints on that?

I am thinking of doing an image looking for comment/advice. I came about this composition of one of my prior Art Deco model I posted a week ago on here. I was surprised and exited by is I desaturated it. I do not know what to get rid of and what to keep but have some ideas. This is just a screenshot. Does anybody think this image is as cool as I think it is? Would love to get some feedback before I start experimenting with it.

I did this one recently

@Mike-Amos Thanks Mike, I did do it from a photo though. I now believe that doing a model and render is no doubt that emulating a photo is the best way to learn rendering, you have more lightning and material, ques

@Gus-R Mate, I think I have worked it out. You are correct I can see the colour of the lighting is nice and warm. It is the colour of the emitters that need to be more warm. Great renders but something was wrong to my eye and thats it, the colour of the emitter does not match the colour of the Lighting

I think I'm turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so

The drone thing has me perplexed If they were little drones I would say it was people having fun. But that is not the case, Something is fishy here. They have also been seen over US basses in the UK

@Gus-R Very nice work Gus I would consider a slightly warmer colour temperature with the lights

@majid When do you deliver the proposal?

Just finished a render of a model I did some time ago, modelled in SU rendered it TM

Hi Majid, beautiful work, must agree with Gus, very much looks like an upmarket Hotel (and a VERY upmarket as well) and not a motel

@Mike-Amos I think this is how it might work. Just did a quick concept sketch. Would take some engineering