Well done, Master Jedi!

I'm a big fan of these houses as well. There is something about tight plots, maybe the great feeling you have when you successfully can squeeze a beautiful home in such difficult spaces. Here is an example which I had bookmarked long time ago:
http://www.contemporist.com/2009/11/30/euclid-avenue-house-by-levitt-goodman-architects/#more-6417

Wow, what a happy person! You'll going to take the vamo out, aren't you? Whith a couple of 16350 battery's in short mode....and your vocabulary is so.....pro-vaper already. Be aware of the vamo, it has a "sensitive " pole. Don't screw the aty too much, it will "sink" the + pole into the body, and no more contact. It can be restored, but you'll need some tools and the hands of a handyman. I just hope is stainless steel.
We need pictures, by the way!
Cheers!

Here it is one :
http://www.openfootage.net/?p=727
I'm pretty sure I saw a great one with a hangar, but I don't remember where.

The plant is too photographic, and the rest of the image has a nice graphic feeling.
But great image overall, it has a beautiful and inviting mood.
Congrats!

Thanks guys, I can't take credits for the colour scheme, because I got "hints" from a professional person. I got some freedom, like how much or where to put colours, but I followed a specific colour palette.
Regarding lighting, I'm using more and more a technique that I've picked up following some tutorials. It belongs to Fernando, and basically, is the use of the GI, with a big multiplier, without any map (sky) applied. V-ray users know, that if the light coming from the sun is not enough, sky portals in windows should be used. It's a shame I can't try the beta version, because I have no time lately, and it doesn't sound right to me to install it, and not to give proper feedback.
Cheers,
Stefan

Thank you, Jason!

Same project, different area. Thanks to many users who shared models over time, I managed to put the scene in place really fast.Some models from the warehouse ware used as well.
Andeciula's plant is fantastic!
Regards,
Stefan

I'm looking at SVD for some time now, the only thing that bothers me, is the size. It's huge with 18650 batteries. But I'm sure is great, I read only good things about this mod. Nobody complained about faulty units in the vapers forum here in my country. The biggest plus, is the fact that you can adjust the wattage, not only the voltage.
And, as a side note for Chris, you'll end up with a provari sooner or later.Everybody said that to me on the forum. Is like a path to follow for beginners.
Regards,
Stefan

This is the world we live in. I'll have to start the war with nicotine. Anyone want to move to Mars?
http://www.ecigarettedirect.co.uk/ashtray-blog/2013/07/eu-votes-to-ban-ecigs-keep-cigarettes-legal.html

Hello everyone!
It's been three months since my last cigarette. I'm celebrating right now, with a big cup of coffee, and a nice "american blend" tobacco flavour. Pete started one day ahead me, so is one day older. I vape tobacco flavours for like a month, I don't want fruity flavours any more. I think, because of the heat outside. I have a great time vaping a mix of 75% PG 25% VG e-liquid (LiQua).
Chris, protank is great, I don't use it mainly because of the look on a ego battery. I like them to be flush. If I had a Provari, I definitely used a flat ring around the atomiser connection. And by the way, I'm using protank 1.8 ohm head right now with my evod tank. It's great, I got nice vapours, not so cold like the original evod heads (resistances). They feet seamless.
Regards,
Stefan

EDIT: I've just searched for Oli images of his rig, and he have that flat ring I was referring to. That's how a rig should look like.

Aahh Stinkie , this is an old school type of post, like in the days of Asgvis forum....
I'm getting nostalgic here. Remember Biebel, FreeAgent, Andeciula, Migz, Theofas, Thomthom, Nomeradona and many many others.....Remember Damien Alomar posts?

Bryan, you said before that your rendering skills are low, but honestly, if u produce images like the last ones, you don't have to bother with rendering at all. They are gorgeous! Congratulations to your girlfriend as well.
Do you guys have a small table or something in there? There is a perfect spot between the doors/windows for something like this.
Regards,
Stefan

@mwm5053 said:

:thumb: vaping guru

+1
Chris, twist is SU +Artisan. Like most vapers say, you'll be able to find the "sweet spot"
That means, you'll set the voltage according to your resistance ohms. A sweet spot is the perfect setting for you in order to get the perfect amount of vapours, th, temperature of the vapours. That's very subjective, from vaper to vaper. Check this graphic chart and stay in the green zone!
I started to vape almost when Pete started. I haven't smoked since. I could not thank Oli enough for this thread. So thank you Oliver once again, and congrats for everyone!

Did you knew about this?? Looks amazing, and still in development!
http://corona-renderer.com/

Well done Walt, congrats!
Now, buy some more juice because you'll need to change the taste from time to time. Don't forget to drink liquids more often, because vaping will give you a dry mouth feeling.
When you'll be buying new coils , make sure you'll get the 1.8 ohms version, like the ones you have with the original kit!
Good luck!

Fantastic work Milo, but that pencil sketch .....I'm dying to draw like that!

Angry Birds ...

Thank you!

Edvinas, you came a long way, since the days of Asgvis forum. The quality of you images is stunning! Well done!
Regards,
Stefan