Oooh, pretty! Great texturing! Great atmosphere as well!

I have my own adverb!

@rich o brien said:

I haven't seen the show (...)

You should, it's great. Excellent model!

I must confess I feel strange about a great many things. Thus that font is the least of my worries.

Seriously, though: I wanted the image have an 'IKEA feel'. IKEA used to use Verdana, so that's what I went with.

Have a nice weekend.

SU + Affinity Designer.

@rich o brien said:

Also got their Photo app. Just as good!

Yeah, that one looks good as well. Not even €60.
As I needn't be cutting edge -not a pro- that tiny investment would fulfill my photo editing needs for years.

Pretty cool.

Thanks for le tippe, Pilou.

This one has possibly been mentioned before (I didn't read the whole thread): Affinity Designer. Works great, dirt cheap (€54.99!) and loads of fun.

I have no idea whether the app's up to professional standards, but I'm having a blast. (Pay no attention to the compression artifacts in the image below -not Designer's fault. )

€54.99!

No, I don't work for 'em.

Way better than my first model -whatever it was. Same goes for Jan's.

'Casa de Lotsaroof'.

@tuna1957 said:

I actually own this piece (...)

Lucky you. Looks good.

Cool! Thanks for the heads up, Pilou.

That plant is up to no good.

@david_h said:

Yeah--i buy it. . .

As the title says. Rendered with Indigo.

Oooh, well done! Great lighting.

Well ... in the end it all comes down to the question which app you enjoy using the most. Try extensively, and then follow your gut.

Thea’s a fine app. It’s hybrid rendering mode (GPU + CPU) is blazing fast. It’s been over a year, though, since the latest version of the core app, Thea Studio, was released. Since then, the developers have gone shtum. Questions about Thea’s development remain unanswered, promises about forthcoming news turn out empty.

VfSU’s development used to be abysmal. It’d take ages until bugs got sorted, if at all. However, that has changed since Chaos Group took over. Today, the app’s development is going strong. Vray may be a little slower than Thea, currently, but I have no doubt whatsoever that’ll change. Over the course of the years, Vray (not just VfSU) has only gotten better, and easier to use.

From my perspective, going with Vray looks like the safest bet, at the moment.

@pbacot said:

The internet will find you regardless!

As will all sorts of creepy crawlers.

Good luck, Baz, and a happy 2018. Do let us know how the house is coming along.

My deepest sympathies go out to his family.

Same developer, different apps.

@david_h said:

I know you’ve been waiting for it, and Christmas can’t really start without it. . .(...)

Merry Christmas, David. I promise: during Christmas dinner I shall raise a glass of Moët & Chandon to you and the rest of the teetotaler club.