Thanks!!

I hope I'm not offending when I say that Teo has no competition in this competition. It's by far, the best. I hope you'll win bro! In fact, I'm sure you'll win. Choose vray for rhino. You will try rhino sooner or later.
Regards,
Stefan

Good Luck, Teo! I really don't know what to say, it's hard to believe it's the same app that we struggled with, not so long ago. You had a dream back then, and now you living it!
Regards,
Stefan

Good work, Marian! Actually, I'm more satisfied that you started to render more often. Can wait to see the final result!
Succesuri!
Stefan

There it is mine
V-ray for su, 16 min. on a quad core. I was inspired by an old tutorial that I watched in the past, and I tried to recreate the feeling of that.

I think that the sun it's too strong. If u need that high intensity, u can make the "sun size" bigger, @ 6, maybe 8, so the shadows will be softer. But you definitely nail it with the style!
Welcome to sketchucation!
Regards,
Stefan

V-Ray for SU, studio setup, 21 minutes, HDRI in background, and for illumination.

Top class work! Not to much to say... good luck with Hover Challenge!

Thank you Chris! The bug is real and it was eating my mint plant. I have six cats, but the little ones are my favorite. All of them were abandoned, and I "collect" them one by one.
Cheers!

Cool car paint in my garden

Rick, you're not alone!
Vive le tour!
PS: after today's stage, I find Contador a "sad face" not nice, not nice

So....you will use Hettich sliding doors systems, right?
Another option, is to use folding doors, so you could lose that bottom profile that cross in front of the doors. Could be painful without shoes.
Anyway, good project, and nice use of space!
Regards,
Stefan

Thanks! Someone shared these in the forum ( sorry, but I can't remember who )
I spent a whole weekend first time when I was browsing.
http://www.thecoolhunter.net/architecture
http://www.contemporist.com/
http://www.notcot.org/
EDIT:
+1 http://www.dezeen.com/

Thank you Dermot. I didn't had too much freedom with this one, but it's fine I guess, if the client is happy in the end. A good source for inspiration is this one: http://www.webmobili.it/
If you can find Italian magazines, I recommend to you "casaviva" and "bravacasa". The price is @ 3 or 4 euro
Regards,
Stefan

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Dirk, fantastic images again! This mood it's your trade mark. Regarding anti-aliasing, I don't think you have an issue with it. It's just vray , sampling those bright pixels ( the problem appear just in bright area/surfaces, right?).
Be sure to check "clamp output" and "sub-pixel mapping". That should do the trick!
Cheers!

Dermot, making a website it's a great idea. I know for sure, because, after they made our website, my bosses barely move their @sses now. They have the choice to refuse some of the jobs.

Twan, I like the design allot. The rendering looks like a modo rendering(fabulous)!
Congrats!

Dermot, thank you for the model, it's simple yet effective solution. To be honest, I wouldn't have the guts to drill the worktop. I had bad experiences with those "granite like" materials. Maybe because we didn't had the right tools.
Anyway, it seams that the amount of work was bigger that the image of the kitchen let an untrained eye to see.
I hope that manufacturing process still brings you joy, as I know I have these days, when I barely touched the PC.
Good Luck!