Hello fellow Blenderers. Here are some recent works of mine.
(click the thumbs)
Wasp
Affection
Mouseclock
Captain Steve’s Jetcar
And a really quick one (done in under an hour)
My Special Place
As always, I am looking for ways in which to improve so all helpful comments are appreciated. Thank you for viewing my work.
–Robo
I saw that you entered that last one into the weekend challenge, bit late notice though…
I’m liking that wasp though, how long did that take to make/render ect. Also, a wire might be nice…
The wasp was made over a period of about 4 days if I remember correctly. Each day I just tackled the task of sculpting a different piece of the model. Rendering was under 2 minutes. Most of the colouring was post processing.
Wire:
Wow, you should share up your blender theme on your site! I really dig that! (I dig your art too - I actually like the ‘flat’ looking house. Not typical 3d style. I like ‘different’!
LiquidApe: Thanks! I’ll see about putting up a download link to my startup.blend on my site 
I like that wasp!
It seems like you’re taking after Robert T a lot, though. Not sure whether that’s good or bad… 
Tug: I’m currently a ‘young artist’, meaning I haven’t been at this for a very long time so I’m still trying to find my style. I do hang around the Weekend Challenge a lot thus the Tiess influence. He’s a master, I am not. How to become a master? Copy the brush strokes of another master. That said, I don’t want to be the next RobertT, I want to be the first Robo3Dguy.
Hope that made sense :o And thanks for the compliment about the wasp.
I really like the last picture, it has this calm overall feel to it. I like the render style how did you achieve this?
With that last picture, I was talking to Evil Moon Moose, and he has already started a project similar, only it used lights to project the image onto a plane, so far it’s coming along nicely i think…
And again, great work on that wasp…
The last pic, My Special Place, was made using flat, planar objects. No 3D geometry in the scene. Also, I used pure Ambient Occlusion for lighting, no lamps. And finally, some post-production to tweak the colours into a nice mood.
Thanks for the comment.
–Robo
Thanks a lot Robo! and your welcome.
