Indeed I am currently writing a small tutorial that will help you with the beat you are currently creating

Reg,

Do you have 2 sections of the boat laying around? Because these will seriously help you, even 2d orto views will help you out seriously when moddeling something such as this.

One question though are you modelling in SU? Because it looks like you are modelling in Acad or so, your mesh is such a mess.

Still thank you a lot for sharing!

I tought Id recognised that:

Its the same model Coen did at FF
http://www.formfonts.com/viewModel.php?view=1&id=4272&config=1

Bill, don't change your trademark I love it . I was just messing with you .

And trust me lurking the shoe shop... we do it all though we will never admit it.

Cheers!

Hey Bill,

I just noticed something that made me come to the following conclusion:

From now on you have unofficially been promoted to our board moral officer/board alchoholic every post Ive seen from you today ends with a reference to a beer and drinking it.

So Cheers on the new title!
:100k:

Very Clean render, though the material on the rims of the car just doesn't look right . Nice city model though.

Great renders, care to share the texture for the wood, it's simply amazing!

@kwistenbiebel said:

Wasn't there also a new 3D plugin for Photoshop CS3 that lets you uv-'paint' straight on a 3D object?
Anyone experience with that ?

I have heard about this too, though I still have to isntall CS3 though. Ill let you know when I find out.

Looks pretty awesome, and might this work with Vray for SU? Because if so then you just made my day .

Doing those sails isn't that hard I assume, Soap Skin Bubble will get you a long way, if you want more control though I refer you to my way of making organic shapes in SU http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2071&start=15

Amazing did you do the ship?

Impressive modeling, mustve taken quite a while I have respect for that. High Poly I assume? How many if I may ask?

You must teach architecture somewhere don't you Edson? I recognise all of your phrases. Not that that makes less right. There spot on and I design and live by those phrases.

Ah more heavy you mean, yeah subtile difference but I like it a little lighter. Thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks Mateo, personally I found this qoute of Albert Einstein to be very inspirational and typical for graphic design:

"Imagination is more important than knowledge, for a while knowledge defines all we currently know and understand, imagination points to all we might yet discover and create"

Plagiarism did not even cross my mind, plagiarism is also not the case here even if I did copy of Chanel, it would be by inspired if that was the case because the two C's different from the way I created them.

But the two C's are a logical way to go when designing a logo for a brand with two C's in them such as Creative Concepts.

• Guite: Bolder? what do you mean?

• Jackson: I showed the design to a lot of people but youre the first one to bring Chanel up .

I just designed the logo, didn't even know Chanel had a similar logo. Haha.

Thanks guys I appreciate the positive feedback , As for the letterhead and such Ill get to that this evening Scott!

A quick logo and businesscard design I did for Scott. Just wanted to share .