Awesome! Thanks Tom

LOL, too funny!

I also have this problem, but have found that this is not an issue if upscaling in PS.

I always export to .png @ 3000px with AA on. Then in PS I upscale dpi to 300, which is the lowest a printer would want anyway (SU defaults to 72dpi, if I'm not mistaken). This should be fine for what you need and most likely will need to be downsized.

Dave I really like the way the rendering "glows" on the upper shelf. Although it makes me wonder how items on the lower shelves will display. The shelves look like they are in the dark compared to the upper shelf

BTW, Great design!

LOL, that was funny Alan. I've had to give my cat a pill, so I can relate!

Thanks Sketchy.... Happy New Year

Thanks again to all. She is so cute!

@unknownuser said:

So what is best, Grandma, Granny, Gran....what do you prefer to be called??
I'm hoping for Honey Dear, my husband think I'm wierd, lol. She already has two biological grandma's so I thought non-conventional would be fun!

@sorgesu said:

Are you ready for extended baby sitting?
It's been difficult to get "penciled in" between the two ladies but I'll keep trying!

This is a great topic. I have the same problem. We print in-house at 13x19 at the moment and send everything else out.

I don't like just handing my clients "the print" after they've paid X$$. Seems cheap I would like to have something professional for them to walk out of my office with prints in hand in some kind of "protective" packaging.

Love your work! Thank you for sharing it.

Andy, I wish my for fun projects ended up looking like that!

Roger, I like the effect on the asphalt although I think it would be better suited for a different material. Look like the building if floating on into the sunset

As if I really need to say it, but here it goes again...... you are a master!

Very nice work, Franziska. Welcome to SCF

Quick, Hurry! Fire the cleaning lady!

PS... What is a "uni" project?

Andrew, that is a nice webiste and great work. Thank you for sharing

Wow, these are really breathtaking. Great job.

I agree with Sepo about the people, I think they are out of scale? too big?

Thanks everyone

Dan, very nice model. You've done a great job.

I did notice that the iron work in the railing looks a like it might just be line work? Add a little thickness to that and it would be perfect.

This is great Dave! I'll give it a try later, thanks for taking the time to post here