Another mod chair for the parts bin. Worked this out from one image I found on the net. SubD for the chair seat and cushion. Cheers. !

Revisited my first sofa model from many years ago. Fixed a lot of my rookie SubD mistakes. Added a little more detail here and there. Didn’t want to do a total rebuild.

Late night fun. Inspired by what I’ve learned from the great gif’s posted by “Box”.

Modular wall unit right out of my 1965 Sears catalog. Fall flap case can function as a desk or dry bar. Great for your family room.

I know I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again. Your imagination has no bounds. Bravo

Just more modeling and rendering practice.

Familiar with this image. As Art Nouveau as it gets. Been tempted to give it a go myself. Would be cool to try and model some of the Nouveau style Paris subway gates also.

@alexpacio2013 not sure how I missed this but some cool models all the same.

Awesome !!

@L-i-am Don’t be discouraged. Started mine today. It’s quite the challenge. Hard to make out all the details in places. Think it’s going to take me a while.

I don’t know . The boat and mountains aren’t doing it for me. How about an elevated walk out to a circular observation/ sitting area. Not to big maybe 10-12’ diameter ?

Very cool. Really like the pond and lily pads.

@Mike-Amos …. Mr Mike, keep your chin up. Boats and canoes can be a real challenge. They look pretty simple but there’s not a straight line in them and it seems no two curves are the same.

@Rich-O-Brien …. Thanks Rich. I’ll take your word on the Harry Potter reference. I’m a little clueless on that. Did the glass effect in Twilight’s Deep Material Editor.

Late night fun. Inspired by what I’ve learned from the great gif’s posted by “Box”.

@L-i-am Well you got further along than I did. Put mine on the shelf also. It was starting to hurt my brain. I’m sure I’ll circle back to mine at some point also. 🫤

Thanks Bryan.

@Mike-Amos Thanks Mike. Hope your experiments with fire go well. Curious how doing flames would translate to Rayscaper.

Inspired by Mike A’s experiments. Have rendered flames before but not in an open fireplace. Somewhat challenging to get the look I was after.

Wonderful