Very nice

who'd know that a post from 2007 may still have that touch. it's 2D eye-catching with those colours. btw, i just visited that TomsDesk site hosted on Solo's Place. it says that they are for sold? there are price tags on them. if those 2D trees you shared were for sold, that means i cannot have them by downloading from your link. could you inform me about that nickenzyme?

very nice. beautiful colouring. i like your font in the first image.

Really nice design, can't wait to see it rendered...

you have style, the images look good and you will make an impression I am sure. Just some critism, don't take it personally. You could present this design with more power showing just 2 images that are truly different. Then I feel the arcs landing in the middle of the bridge look dangerous or at least unpractical. Tx for posting your well done artwork. Its inspiring to look at. Francois

@massimo said: Really nice lighting, good job. I don't like the stone texture: it's distracting and also is bad placed on corners where the mortars don't join. Better a more "neutral" material IMHO. Oh and perhaps you can softening a bit the shadows in the last two renders. I am gonna try it again with your words~

@gaieus said: It's an interesting concept with the cross shape opening letting the light in. A (somewhat) similar thing can be seen here - but with artificial lighting (at about 1 minute in the sideshow). It's now the glass cover of some ancient, Early Christian ruined underground. [flash=480,385:27i6wmqg]http://www.youtube.com/v/UNzVpzpi0EA&hl=en_US&fs=1&rel=0[/flash:27i6wmqg] Yep, that would be great if lighting is set in this pic.

I can hear the Law & Order guys on top of that one.

thx sepo it really helps

Really liked the second image

Beautiful render, especially the first one

cool one day will do something different also with this sponza model.. now david is giant and goliath is small and it turns out shooting the tiger.

Here's a quick modeling, the left imported from SU to blender, (blender produces similar topology after a boolean operation), on the right a different topology without triangles (the good one). This, on the right, doesn't seem to cause these photon problems in render engines. That's why you should expect lighting problems near arcs. See this nice link, kerkythea has some similar problems there. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22695 IMHO [image: afZR_Picture1.jpg]

@olishea said: More of the Podium, less of the SketchUp! +1

@earthmover said: Getting metals to pop in hypershot depends on the HDRI image. Try using one from the Dosch chrome series for a studio type shot, or get more creative and use a HDRI from an exterior scene to add realism. Here's a model of Bumblebee that I rendered in Hypershot a while back. You can get an idea of how the metals react to the HDRI in the scene. Thanks for your advice~~

wow. great models, beautiful renders.

@unknownuser said: Nice work mate, keep it up Thanks~