crooked house by koosievantutte
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Description
this is the result of a crazy experiment in sketchup and thinking of a nursery rhyme.
There was a crooked man
Who walked a crooked mile.
He found a crooked sixpence
Against a crooked stile.
He bought a crooked cat
Which caught a crooked mouse,
And they all lived together
In a crooked little house.
some people said it is a big house - well, it is actually a miniature version :-)
some people think i am a little crooked - yes i am :-)
Comments (26)
Juliette.Gribnau
lijkt het werk van een leerling van Escher te zijn ! super
mss
Nice results from your experiment! Deformation tool? Nicely colored and textured! But more of a crooked BIG house with rooms for many crooked men and many crooked cats and costing many crooked sixpences...
anaber
I like your rhyme,kosie, and your crooked house.And as you talk about a litle house...and that one you did look to me like a crooked world...where we live,no doubt.I love your experience and the colours,and the pawns...and the most I love is the concept behind.Bravo!
Faemike55
Wonderful work! I've got that program just haven't used it yet, having too much fun with DAZ
3DClassics123456
My friend, aren't you a little bit "crooked" too?
durleybeachbum
That nursery rhyme brought back happy memories!! Crooked didn't have quite the same usage it has now. I love your house, especially the Dutch gables, one of my neighbours created a sensation when he built some onto his house, we rarely see those here!
rayag
Superb creation and beautiful colors!
groegnitram
crooked and happy! that is me living in the top home looking out the window enjoying the view. what a nice house this is, koosie, i think it gives a good idea how a crooked and possibly strange idea can become something beautiful and fascinating!
erlandpil
Nice results from your experiment! Agree erland
ThomasMacCallum
great model and render, very entertaining. Are you crooked? Offset - yes but I would not expect you to be a crook. ;)
helanker
Gorgeous crooked house Koosie.. :-))) Sweet little rime too.
ragouc
Cool idea and picture.
kasalin
This is really gorgeous and very expressive image !!! 5* Hugs Karin :)
nikolais
a model of the world we all inhabit. wondeful result!
jeroni
Fantastic image.
novelist
How fun. Great modeling. I've always loved that rhyme and it's a fine illustration.
lior
Very creative and wonderful artwork!!!!!!!
mansco
Very nicely done my friend ;O)
netlauv
Love the impossible constructions like this. Very nice my friend ;0)
blinkings
Great work.
fractalbeke
Gewoon uitstekend bedacht en gemaakt.
pops
This is great work
anahata.c
the tale of course is fun, and your skew of the perspective & facades is a lot of fun too; but your structure is, design-wise, first rate. A real northern European structure, with those staircased dormers and the wide-narrow-wide alternating windows, and that 'crest' shaped uppermost facade in the tower to the left, etc. (I know there are terms for these things, but I don't remember a thing! I remember dentil, cornice and maybe mullion—maybe—but I've lost all the rest!) I love the big bold white cornice on the right: I know they're found in your country, but it does have a feel of an architectural joke because of its bold brightness; and even the little spout in the left-side facade is nicely clean and bold. (And, do I see a hole in that window? I mean, am I looking too much—if it were America, it could be a hole alright, from a gunshot or a rock!) Anyway, I love your detail here, you got all the right trim (in brick) and the right perspective on the ornament, even the scrolls at the top of the arches (above the windows): all correct. Maybe a lot of people won't know these things, but it's a delight for those who do. And I love the green in the ground level windows & doors...And btw, if this is a house for 'one guy', that guy's got MONEY! I don't care if he's from Grimm or Hans Christian Anderson or whoever: This guy's loaded! (Duuuude! I might afford a pane in one of those windows!) Love it & all the detail you put into it: Even in a piece whose 'highlight' is the twist & turn, the real star is your impeccable detail of each story and each piece of ornament. It's a delight through & through. Marvelous.
carlx
Superb composition with Esherish mood!!!
moochagoo
Quite amazing effect. Bravo !
dcmstarships
It is nice to find another SketchUp user on Renderosity. I do not understand why Renderosity does not have a SketchUp gallery. It has become such a popular program at such an affordable price.