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HAHA. That was fun! You did this in 6 hours? That is impressive

Yeah! Great progress. Keep it up

I'm pretty sure I saw them on a monitor inside a clothes shop (one of those flatscreen who shows musicvids and commercials)... Anyway, Vell done!

The legs do as mentioned look a bit spline heavy. Other than that, This is one COOL spider, love the design! I hope your going to rig him Regards Stian

Thanks friends for your comments. They are great motivation! And I'm glad that you and your team has created such a GREAT piece of software It's a challenge for sure, but I love the fact to sit down with a real object, rotate it in my hand (if the size of the object permits it..), and then try to recreate it in my computer. Hmmm, there is one keyword worth to mention and that is patience (a lot of it...). Other than that, since I do most mech stuff I learned much from Yves's basic models (and beveling)

Hey guys, thanks for your comments. I have closed this project, calling it finished for now (I know there is much more to add, but I don't have the time right now). Anyway, have rendered an large version of it (2400x1920, ~50hr). Hope you like it btw: Have uploaded it to cgtalk Regards Stian [attachmentid=11092]

Awesome model! Nice Materials on the bones and lighting. Simply HIGH QUALITY!

New update Thanks I used radiosity and the rendertime for the attached image (1280x1024) was approximately 11.5hr! [attachmentid=10884]

LOL! That was pretty cool!

Thanks for your comments so far. I appreciates them very much! Here is the latest update. Some adjustments on the spec and some coloradjustments. Also added more clutter (more clutter are on the *to do list*). Hope you like it so far Regards Stian [attachmentid=10841]

Hehe, sorry to disappoint you, but it is "Pinnacle Studio" (video editing software)

Amazing render you got there Ed. Nice truck model (did you make it?). Regards Stian

Thanks for your comments yup. at least where it was necessary. Time-consuming as h*** Isn't it almost impossible to calc the surface on this chor? due to all the surfaces? I have rendered wit one ray and 9 multipasses. Gonna try your suggestion, thanks I agree about the chair, but the walls is actually causing a very orange tint in the room (in the real room)

Very much thank you guys for you heartwarming comments Yup. No neonlights or plexiglass on my cabinet, just an pointless comicstrip Here is an update. some clutter and minor adjustments added: [attachmentid=10755]

Thanks. The keyboard is modeled. Here are some of the models in wireframe: [attachmentid=10724][attachmentid=10725] [attachmentid=10726][attachmentid=10727]

Thanks for your comments:) I'm gonna take a look at the above mentioned points. Photo of the office (had to use the cameras blitz, so the mood and the light is very different). [attachmentid=10722]

Hello friends For the last couple of weeks I have been working on recreating my office into A:M. This still a WIP since there are MANY small models yet to create. This is my office (or the entrance of the basement flat that it actually is ) where I spend a lot of time fiddling with A:M I feel like I have achieved the atmosphere pretty well (the room is lit by two spotlights, and the it's actually as dark as that) Its rendered in radiosity (~11hr). I have made but not yet rendered a mx1000 mouse and a mousepad and done some adjustments to the grey keyboard (and there is lot more to add... alot) I appreciate comments or criticism

Very nice I'm actually working on a similar model myself (my office)

Interesting Image, but I like it One more stupid question: How the HE.. do you place all your 17500 pyramids? (I feel that it's some basic A:M'ing I have missed... )

That is COOL! How many cubes is there in the image really? What is the setting (e.g chor arrangement)? Sorry for all the questions, but I'm must admit I'm very fascinated by this Image

That turned out GREAT!

One word: Amazing

Looks great. I was playing with the plug-in a bit my self, without any luck. Where did you find the tutorial?

Thanks I agree on that Not sure if I would have it in my pocket either About the size, I guess it's in the middle-bracket

Hello friends. I just finished one of my latest models. It is a "design" mobile phone I made just for fun. I had no idea of how it would en up like, but I don't think it ended up that bad. The challenge in this model is that every corner is beveled (perhaps to much in some places). Anyway, let me know what you think. Okay looking or ugly as sin? Regards Stian [attachmentid=10051]