Every 3D artist has to eventually do a version of the shiny female robot, I think it's a requirement.

I found a great piano mesh at 3D-Cafe, it was a lot of fun to play around with. It didn't have a bench, but the legs were so simple to match I just stacked primitive shapes.

The name hints at the fact that this image is made up of basic 3d shapes, even the balloon is a flattened sphere with an inverted cone underneath.

Based on a free model from 3D Cafe. I can also render this on light backgrounds for paid licensing.

A wallpaper for people who like to wall off their desktop icons in wax sealed cells.

Not exactly what it started out to be, but I like it. My daughter (6) says it's creepy.

A pixel trap is where you get the data feed for your render farm. (3D humor)

Anybody seen the watering can? The column is made from knot parts from Steven Abbott's Knots3d program.

My first image with the new version of the popular 3D software, Bryce 5 just out. The ferns are imported, but the trees are one of Bryce's new features.