It only took some minutes to teak some materials. the rest comes as it is from sketchup. I am really happy with the result.
I'll see if I can add more detail and texture to the walls.
The wood ceiling is too shinny, perhaps it ccan use some displace to better show the wooden plank module.

What do you think?

Love the trees. Did you ever post the link?
Gotta look for that component spray tool. I never heard about it... but always knew I needed it!!!

Hey first time I've noticed this thread, anyone got any new renders from SkIndigo lately?

Hi Soup!
..indeed, it's a long time since someone posted here..
I fear there are not so many sketchy pros out there: basically there are tons of people who want to give 3D a try, also with Indigo and SkIndigo, but only preliminary tests, nothing that is worth to be shared, or so they think.

From my side, I'm currently very busy with some personal stuff, I have no time to spend in rendering...SADLY!

Ha, I'd never noticed this thread either. I'd post some stuff but as everything I've been doing recently is commerical it seems a little.....wrong...to make clients pay for it then just whack it up on the internet. Maybe that sounds weird!

Might wrestle with my conscience and stick a couple of images up later

Well as long as you have the rights to post them. Depending on your contract, the clients might own the work you produce.
Otherwise, it's perfectly legitimate to post your work

Pictures from 2009. Some models are modeled in Blender but main work is done in SU.

And pictures from last year.

Hey awesome!

Nice to see another fellow Estonian here.
Cool images too. Are these commercial projects?

Mostly commercial. One with skeleton and room with balls are from competition. We didn't win

This is for my 2nd year project in 2010 (Modeled in SU, rendered, photoshopped in scanned and drawn over figures.)

And this was for another 2nd year project that I was awarded silver in the NZ Best Awards: http://bestawards.co.nz/entries/spatial/the-new-oriental-bay-community-library/

Hi, this is my first post.(I´m from wismar in germany, so please excuse my english) I did some renderings for my architecture student research projects which I wanted to post. I hope I can get some comments and criticism
I´m modelling in SU8 and rendering with indigo.