Thank you Eric.

Thanks Bryan.

Haha, sounds like a perfect solution

I had a quick play using a diamond from the warehouse and skatter: [image: HALO_DIAMONDS1.jpg] [image: Aldv_DIAMONDS.jpg]

Thanks garystan. Pilou, when I first posted this couldn't make up my mind if I should post it here or on the SubD thread.... ended up here...

Thanks for posting the pictures of the exhibition!

The final one is "picture perfect"

tuna1957 : I wish I would've seen this earlier. This project has potential. garystan

I would not leave any drinks alone like that, never know who might slip drug inside. I like that you tried to break the saturated grey with some vivid colors on the poster and you have some warm light coming from the right which could be more intense so it contrasts more with the cold shadows on the other side. Cheers!

Thanks renderiza. A lot of homes like this in South Florida when I was growing up too.

Thanks Mike. I'll need to go back in the model and check the bricks.... thought I scaled them right... probably forgot..

Why don't you post it in the main gallery?

Thanks liam, and if your referring to the monolith excavation site on the moon , it;s on the to do list at some point. pbacot, The rock and dirt textures I got from the "Textures.com" site. The sky is a low res HDRI. I think I got that at "CG Skies". Also do my own bump and reflective maps for a lot of the stuff I use. The apes are just 2D cut outs.

Nice!

Dave , Doug. Thanks gents.

Dave R, Checked the link... that's one cool sideboard jtrl, Thanks. Have no clue how originals were made. Worked off a small photo I found on the net. Photo gave the credit to Wormley.

Very nice!

kenancakir, Solo, Thanks for the input. The post pro side is probably my weakest area right now. Appreciate the help.

Thanks David. The back piece was the only thing to give me a little trouble. Got the basic shape drawn flat and bent the curve with shape bender. Ran into trouble trying to use RoundCorner on the bent shape. Couldn't get it to work on the bent shape without destroying the geometry no matter how large I scaled it up. Ended up backtracking and running RoundCorner on the flat piece and then bending with ShapeBender.

jtri, thanks and good luck with your endeavors with Layout.