Image transmitted back from an exploring rover on an alien planet.

I created and imported a fractal swirl into my 3d software, and tried it out on an infinite plane and sphere. The image was striking, so I turned it into a finished image.

He tricked the beast into wedging itself in a tight place, but it still looks like a tough fight.

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.

When you make your own images, remember after you finish, and before your ender, try wild new camera settings. This image improved greatly after widening the field of view. (I stopped short of tilting to the side.)

Keep an eye out for unlicensed use of this image, it will probably be pirated a lot. (Ironic, huh?)

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.

These four dragons are all actually the same purple dragon rendering with the colors altered in Photoshop. Never underestimate Photoshop. This one works great when tiled!
The wide version actually has 6 dragons, rather than cropping or spacing, a 3rd row looked better.

There are 10 different skeleton models, each representing a moment in the same walking animation.