I think for someone who specializes in architecture and/or interiors, the correct, time-honored title Architectural Illustrator, as evidenced by professional organizations: American Society of Architectural Illustrators Association of Architectural Illustrators (UK) The Australian Society of Architectural Illustrators It is also the title used in my 1981 high school architectural drafting text book. However, there is the New York Society of Renderers, which is for architectural and interior "renderers," but the title renderer itself is kinda broad, IMHO.

Well, there's FormFonts, of course. That all started out with me seeing an opportunity and a demand for 3D low-poly figures; and Fred Abler starting a site called Objective Networks, which later "inspired" the 3D Warehouse. To this day, the Warehouse bears more than a passing resemblance to Objective Networks (This is a very slow-loading archive version, not the actual site...and yes, Martina is right there near the top) Heck, you can even still download her.

Wonderful job. So much good that I am able to hear the sound! Thanks for sharing

Beautiful!

@marked001 said: welcome back, tina! @krisidious said: Good to see you Tinanne... Hey guys!

Good on you. What a great job you have done on this. The animation is quite smooth, if you weren't so crazy (busy--to clarify) I be bugging you to describe your process and workflow.

Those are good. I especially liked the half court shot

Wow, 2 years almost to the date. LOL Thought I'd post the final images. Thank you all for you help on this project. I made a world of difference. [image: 8wfL_Bachelor-Loft-Bedroom-Final.png] [image: Sj5S_Bachelor-Loft-Living-Room-final.png]

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Thanks Mike!

Nice examples Coronel.Very true. Thank you. Peter

I had offered to PEUGEOT to buy my 106 or swap it for a new one: they had never replied Now it isn't sold anymore and i'm afraid this one is now an iron cube [image: Photo0024.jpg] ++simon

Lovely job

I just found the URL. They sell software, but they also sell the sticky tapes as a separate item. http://www.stickyyard.com/

Thanks Boo. I keep staring at this one. I'm going to redo the background that have a sunset. The colors in the building seem to have a "glow". I'll upload if it turns out!

Thanks for the comments guys. I get what your saying about the background and perspective of the building. There was always something that I couldn't put my finger on. Andy, believe it or not that house sits right up against that hill. I looked through my stash of pictures to post but I couldn't find the one that showed how it sat right at the foot of the red hill. I could only find the shot of the back. Maybe I didn't actually take one from the perspective I used.... [image: 72ll_SRD-2009-007.png]

Here on Prince Edward Island, a few hundred miles from Tinanne, the ice storm wasn't so bad. I woke up to a thin glaze of ice over everything and it was spitting rain. The temperature was on the rise. The kids schools had a one hour delay but the buses came and took them away. When I drove to work about 8:45am the roads were clear. So it really wasn't much of a ice storm for us this year. Last year we had a bad localized one. Several hundred power poles (old cedar ones) broke under the strain of all the ice-weighted wires. A few years ago (1998) was the one Modelhead refers to. It hit us hard but really screwed things up in Quebec where over 1000 high-tension power pylons crumpled. There's a wikipedia page about that storm here. It is reported to have killed at least 25 people. Regards, Ross

Well I figured something out. My axis got turned around some how. I moved the model into a new template and all is well AND my construction lines are now red! woohoo!

congrats tina! its a mind blowing work! keep it up! http://www.bouncerland.com

So far it looks that only some users with nVidia graphics cards gets the best results. I got an ATI Radeon 9800 on my Ubuntu box and as with the rest of the ATI users SU on Wine is no go. I have an 8800GT and 6800GT on my main rig, but I only run Vista on that.