Non-creationists, show me your creations!!!

[Rev. Rye]

A couple years ago, I decided to build a guitar from a kit. It's a Saga copy of a Gibson SG. I decided to add a Bigsby vibrato which turned out to be about as expensive as the rest of the guitar turned out to be. The headstock is a rampant lion with the legend "F-slayer," inspired by this fanfic.

It's the one in the center.

I'm considering doing a copy of a Gibson Firebird next.

[FifthElement]

So much talent around here, here is my humble contribution

3D model of the kitchen:



Simplistic 3D render of microphone:



Cheers

[Fruity]

I made these in part. I had some help. I'd like to say I did most of the work, but the work was shared in equal participation. Anyway, I'm very proud. Came out great.





And one of them together a few months back, just so you can see how much older brother loves younger one. I helped encourage that, so I take some blame for it. I guess I sort of made this, too.



What? You asked for creations. These are mine.

[Clueless Morgan]

@ Rev. Rye, that's pretty cool! It's never occurred to me before that you could buy a kit and build your own guitar... Though in hindsight I watch How It's Made so it shouldn't be that big a shocker... :p

@ Fifth Element, what rendering/modeling program(s) did you use? That looks really good! I did my final studio project when I was in architecture school in Sketchup and rendered with SU Podium.

@ Ivy, the face-squish on the little one in the bottom photo is precious!

[rexbeccarox]

I love this thread! Some serious talent here!

This isn't quite done:

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And some earrings I made yesterday:

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[Terr]

Great thread, I like the idea, unfortunately I havn't posted much online, so can't link em.

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Although, looking at FB, I have a a bad drawing


And a few photos, love me photography

[FifthElement]

@ Fifth Element, what rendering/modeling program(s) did you use? That looks really good! I did my final studio project when I was in architecture school in Sketchup and rendered with SU Podium.

Lightwave 10 for rendering, I stopped buying upgrades since ver.10 cuz it became ridiculously expensive to do so...

Not big fan of Sketchup, I prefer Silo as modeling environment, much cleaner then anything else I ever tried, still upgrading Vue though, love rendering in it as well

[The Reality Salesman01]

I'm a big fan of riding bikes in the summer. I prefer Beach Cruisers. I enjoy being able to attach a cupholder to the handlebars and using it as my mode of transportation while bar-hopping. Sometime back I started a hobby of taking them apart and fixing them up. There's a huge market for them where I live, and people are often willing to pay good money for an original looking bike to ride for the same reasons above. Here's one I found in the bushes. I put just under 100 dollars into it, and ended up selling it for $300.00. I liked this bike a lot.






(Whateverist...See my little front "Garden"??? Lol, its a work in progress.



This was the picture I used for my ad when I posted it online for sale. I took it down to the beach before work, but I did't think about the fact that the sun would be rising at that time, making it hard to take a good picture. I love that this is at the end of my street!

[littleendian]

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It's the one in the center.

Neat, I've got an Art & Lutherie as well, nice guitars (although mine isn't as sexy as yours it still sounds great).

[Clueless Morgan]

@ Fifth Element, what rendering/modeling program(s) did you use? That looks really good! I did my final studio project when I was in architecture school in Sketchup and rendered with SU Podium.

Lightwave 10 for rendering, I stopped buying upgrades since ver.10 cuz it became ridiculously expensive to do so...

Not big fan of Sketchup, I prefer Silo as modeling environment, much cleaner then anything else I ever tried, still upgrading Vue though, love rendering in it as well

Sketchup may not be a totally fantastic program but the one thing it is is FREE and that's music to a broke college students' ears.

I'll have to look into Lightwave if I ever return to rendering; yours look really great.