Agree to that. I also thought the same after completing the render. If it's meant for kids to play with then the materials have to change, something safe. Thanks for the feedback :)

It's a bit weird but I guess we should go beyond what we think is usual. Thanks that you like it too :)

It's such an honor! Thanks a lot for including my work in this Ocean of Art initiative.

Apologies for the delay in my reply. Thanks a lot for featuring my work on your curation initiative. I feel honored together with other awesome artists in different genres.

I had to google about the tree of Gondor and then I got what you meant. The tree of Gondor is far better but I'm glad that my work has the same appeal.

Wow! Thanks a lot BD Voter team :)

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That's a cool looking 3d scene. From your screenshots, Blender looks really cool 3d software as well, it's a shame that I haven't tried it yet. I should find some time to test it in the future.

It's an old SketchUp 7 ;)

Thanks a lot for your feedback :)

Thanks, I love experimenting with light.

The basic SketchUp have very limited tools compared to other more professional ones, however there are a lot plugins (that I never used) that could rival even the more professional ones. I like SU since

Thank you @discovery-it!

It's a pleasure for me to breakdown my steps. Thank you fir reading through my post.

Thank you very much :)

Thank you so much for discovering my post. Have a great day!

Thanks! It was an enjoyable experience for me.

Thank you :)

Thanks a lot for your comment :) It's great to learn that there are steemians that are also involved with BIM or related projects. Nice to meet you @afiqsejuk :)