Their Greatest Album
Open entry, made in blender 3.6. Once again, my ambition teams up with my laziness. Primal sounded like the name of a rock band to me. This is what one of their album covers would look like.
Love the little face. It’s really got character.
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Glad you like it 
I was going for baby-ish ugly cute, although the final facial expression was somewhat accidental.
I have tentatively named them “O G Cuteness”.
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Whether it was an accident or not, it really looks great. You could make a feature film about OG Cuteness.
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Early Days
Not the most hospitable place our early home.
Everything is new except for the Moon and foreground rocks. I will call it an open entry.
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Here’s my entry, Game On!
Pure, cycles. The wood grain is actally a distorted wave texture… Suzanne’s had a little plastic surgery too. And some illegal steroids, it seems.
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Primal Computer
A Timex Sinclair 1000 computer, using a TV as a monitor. 34 columns x 24 rows B&W text display, Z-80 microprocessor running at 3.25 Mhz, 2K system ram. Used a portable cassette recorder as a mass storage device.
Some really great ideas and entries!
Randy
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no 16kb extension pack? 
hilariously enough, I actually still have my zx1 about somewhere, made for a great doorstop 
no clue if it still works, though.
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I tossed my Commodore PET 2001 in the garbage when I moved in 2007 - I looked on eBay and they were going for $5 (!). Shipping of that weight of computer would cost far more than that. But I also found it had a failing memory cell. By using machine language monitor, I determined that when I poked a particular memory cell one bit failed to take, was always zero.
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lol… yep, i remember the PET. i don’t know what i did with all my computers in the interim (various commodores, tandy coco, amiga, etc) … just the sinclair has managed to stay with me through all the decades.
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Primal task done, let’s move on to voting:
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