Uh, not to be contrary to the artist, but it *is* properly
textured.  Learn to recognize what you have.  Look at it, man.
It's beautiful.  It's Greece, or a fantasy of ancient sun-loved
lands.  If you make those banisters into wood, or the pillars
into cliche-ridden raytraced marble, it will suck the life and
beauty from this sun-filled image.

What object could you possible add to it that would *add* to the
image?

And the level adjusted image in this thread is not an improvement
over the subtlety of contrast between light and shadow in the
original.

IMO.

-peter

Kevin Ellis wrote:
> 
> Hi all.
> 
> Well I've been trying to do some more modelling lately after spending
> most of my time playing with iso-landscapes and media clouds, and this
> is it so far. All hand-coded except the picture (Van Gogh, of course)
> and the top of the pillars (web model, although I may do them myself).
> No proper textures are even started yet and the blue is just to break it
> up a bit. Still much, much, much more to do, but thought I'd just show
> what I've got so far. Indoor scenes are so much nicer now that radiosity
> works well.
> 
> Kev
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