Image of the Week
Each week we publish an image created by one of our forum members. Some of the images are done for work and some just for fun. All the images demonstrate a high level of creativity. The idea is to illustrate the potential of the software used and to give beginners something to aspire to.
If you'd like to submit an image for inclusion, you'll need to be a member of our forum. If you are already a member, just start a new thread in the Showcase forum and attach your image.
This week's image
Software used: SketchUp and Twilight Render
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Software used: AutoCAD 2011
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Software used: 3ds Max
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Software used: AutoCAD 2008
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