Nicely rendered. But what has happened to your avatar?

Blender render or cycles?

Stunning, though I wouldn't call them NPR. They look pretty damn real to me.

That is impressive for that size and the image is very clean.
By the way , what is it?

I like it. Wish more people would be bolder with kitchen colours. Maybe a bump map on the tile grout lines? Don't like the track lighting though and the lights need to be more directly over the worktops or you would be working in your own shadow.

Brilliant. One of the most life like images I've seen. Is there a view with the church in focus?

Inexcusable. Even "recycling" doesn't cut it.

Nice render and good use of the space. On a design note however, might I suggest that the extractor over the hob is a little low for a gas appliance? Although I suppose it depends on the regulations in your country.

Beautiful. Thanks for the tip about the dodge tool, very effective in the right hands. Is the little flock of birds becoming your trademark?

Fab. Is it really not rendered? Just goes to show the value of good textures.

I like number 6 too, but I would have thought that the arm rests should be a bit lower and the bottom shelf set back to avoid catching ankles.

Thanks for all your replies! My head is spinning now......

Thank you, they look interesting.

Quick question. What software/methods are you guys using when you post your tutorials/screenshots? I currently use windows snipping tool but is there something else that makes this process easier.
Thanks

Nice introduction. Welcome

Hi. I have come across an anomaly with leader text not showing up in layout under certain conditions. If I double click on a named instance of a component with the text tool, its name appears as text without a leader line. This text does not show up in layout with vector or hybrid renders, only with raster. If I place the text using a leader line, both the text and line show up in all render methods in Layout. Anyone know why and if there is a solution?

Don't know about about that one but I use this with my left hand and mouse in the right.
http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-keyboards-keypads/razer-nostromo

Saves you having to look down as you can feel the keys under your fingers.

I think render farm support is planned for the future, but you can also export from Twilight to Kerkythea which does support render farms. There is also a 64 bit version of Kerkythea to make use of more RAM if you have it and speed up the render times. You can try Twilight for free as a demo version and have a browse of the forum.

Select all with Ctrl A and temporarily make a group. The blue bounding box would give you an idea as to the extends of the geometry.

I am using Twilight at work. If you buy a licence you get access to to the Red Carpet area where materials,models etc. can be downloaded. This is part of the Twilight forum where you will also get technical support and all the usual forum areas.
Twilight and Thea were developed from Kerkythea (which is free, but takes longer to learn) Materials from Kerkythea can be used in Twilight, so you can develop your own materials in Kerkythea and use them in Twilight. Twilight is well worth the money but if you are really strapped for cash try Kerkythea first.