i guess i'm with you Jason, except i probably take a bit longer to model things than you. i get bogged down with the dimensions so much sometimes... 2-3 minutes to model that is very fast to me. i wish i had that efficiency.

ok, i got you then.
it looks very good though, especially with the can top.

you could probably just scale it.
back to the original thread...
Jason, how are you guys going to hot-link this thing?

ilay7k,
that spray nozzle looks kind of small on there.

gotta love high-poly!

reymond,
these are nice, look forward to the final.

Wait a second... Reg i thought pasta was grown in the field and picked after the first rain cause that's when it curled?

Reg,
That's called "CLASSIC"!!!
hehehe, I guess i called it retro since I can't find one with the cool wood grain on it anymore.

seriously Reg, what's that handle on the side for???

thanks guys, the component lives over here:
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=3164

thanks guys, i'm just starting to get how to do cupped shapes.

This cool retro pencil sharpner is on my desk so i wanted to see if i could model it quickly. It took about 45mins total. I'm not sure if that's quick or not, but it's fun to model things other than architecture...

Below are some progression images.

for me it kind of felt like an alumni newsletter, except with more interesting content to me.

Wow, got the newsletter today and I have to say I like it. Very informative, keep up the great work guys.

that would be good content on youtube, just make sure this guy doesn't help you pick out the surgeon.
http://www.twincities.com/ci_6568131?source=rss&nclick_check=1

I agree with James.
Tom, the detail is absolutely immaculate.
(for a situation like this we need a wayne's world not worthy Smilie)

EDIT: those wet renders... they dry very well.

nah, i'm just kidding. i was actually trying to set you up for those Chuck Norris jokes.
like "There is no chin under Chuck Norris' Beard. There is only another fist."

Juju, you can't be serious! Chuck over the Dragon???
this could get heated....

Joe,
I love the dojo, excellent job. It would be fun if somebody would make you a couple figures like a Morpheus and Neo... duking it out.
ho-whaaaa!
Or maybe the dragon himself Bruce!
What a fun looking project and well done.

Wow, two big birthdays.
Hope you both have good ones, and keep us in the loop ypnos.

those are looking good, how long have you been using Indigo? looks like you have it figured out.