Thank you, Sir!

Simple and very useful. Thank you!

wow!

Thank you, Daniel.

@daniel said:

Wouldn't trees in a tropical location be green, though?

And the sky should be blue...

Not necessarily. 'Green' is the image generally associated with amazonian region and the representation more traditional of the tropical areas. The trees in my city (a seafront) have small variations of color and volume along the year.

BTW the intention here isn't to be photorealistic.

Very well done. Congratulations.

all images are from SU? i like the first and the last. btw i think that for a portifolio the focus must go besides the 'artistic abilities'. maybe more specific: illustration, renderings, models...

• how did you do the last model?

Thank you, Jon.

For the wireframe it's just a hidden line option (face style). Turn the sky off and the rest is your choice for a color background.

another way....perhaps? with a little help from skin.rb

TwistedFace2.skp

before i did some attempts with blackwatercolor style (by Dave R). but i dont know… i like both, btw.

thank you for the comment, Tom. it's very generous.

@tomsdesk said:

BTW...what's the chopped down tree logo on the back?

They are components. Only a Tom's tree, repeated. And shadows and fog.

you're right, Remus. the trees are so pretty that i probably forgot my initial objective thank you.

Thanks to Tom for the trees

Thank you all. These comments encourage me. I'm using SU less than six months and amazed with its possibilities. Fine design in a very simple way.

And sorry for my poor english.

Hi, Edson. It works (i use a PC) but in a "3D warehouse-like" way. You need to be online. Roll on the menu and click in the "insert" link.

Oi, Edson. Testei aqui num PC e funcionou. Mas precisa estar online. E' so' escolher a peça que você quer que aparece um menu com as dimensões standard. Depois é so' clicar no link 'insert'.

J'ai besoin d'aller plusieurs fois a votre bibliothéque ruby, Didier (et faire un peu plus d'attention!). ADO c'est beaucoup utile. Merci!

I need to visit your ruby library more, Didier (and pay a little more attention!). ADO is very useful. Thank you!

c'est pas grave, Didier not a problem
http://en.wiki.mcneel.com/default.aspx/McNeel/PanelingCommands.html

I used it to do this: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3104/2672948946_b41ed61d61_b.jpg

oh, you beat me, Ilya

thanks!

@alexschreyer said:

(...) Maybe this could be the start of a panelizing plugin as well (similar to the Rhino version) (...)

Just playing. Follow me > circle (extrude) > intersect with model > array and Kerkythea

painel.skp