I continue to touch up the Orcas I created in Amorphium. 
I like how easy it is to bend the model from nose to tail, creating a new pose.

I love the detailed texture on the figure, this is one you have to look at up close.

The concept was to contrast the attraction of a cute baby v.s. the reviling nest of bones.

Don't lean over too far, it looks kind of deep.

Sometimes the simplest images can be the most striking.

I wanted to keep this one simple and elegant as the subject. The clouds resisted remaining simple, but the effect worked just as well.

I used a volumetric cube to create the hazy effect of the pool, and terrains for the waves. The dolphins and boy were made using Poser.

I would finish images sooner if I didn't keep putting in detail that doesn't even show up in the final image. For example, the rope texture and frayed end, coconuts on the beach, and the sunburn on the legs.

I first used these Orcas I made in a logo wallpaper project for including on computers sold by Ice-Comp. I'll probably use them again sometime.