Rabbit

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

5# nature

[joseph (J)]

This is super creative, I love it!

[good_omen]

I love it! Best one I’ve seen yet

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thank you Joseph!

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thanks a lot!

[SandraDau]

Very cool!

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thank you Sandra!

[Luxx_pa (Lucio P)]

Lovely!! Good thinking

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thank you Lucio!

[jon.c]

Wow this is great, so creative

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thank you Jon!

[DNorman]

I am really enjoying looking at all these 10 cube works, this one is fantastic.

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thanks a lot!

[senteria (Maciej)]

Very creative:)

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thanks a lot Maciej!

[pitibonom]

really amazing !

[Renzatic (Professor Emeritus Billy H. Wafflesmith XIV Esq.)]

This is great work. Well done.

[SterlingRoth]

The clever shadow play in this reminds me of one of my favorite pieces from the 2008 competition:

Cube modeling challenge (VOTING OPEN! SEE PAGE 30)

TenQuichotte… Hello Blender community, What a great idea ! So here is my contribution : 10 cubes, (scale on axes) 1 lamp, 1 plane default settings … shadows do the rest And DonQuichotte thinks it’s real…but it’s only shadows… [/uploads/default/original/3X/3/c/3c10744f75c3f961291f60b87aa6dfa9cb8bd452.jpgstc=1&d=1210697194] Attachments [image]

@DrClick used the cubes to cast the shadows of the windmill. The layered meaning with the Don Quixote connection is really fascinating, as there is an illusory aspect to both the characters obsession with these giants and the object itself.

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thanks for the reference SterlingRoth. I like it a lot!

[Efejota_San (Efejota)]

Thank you Renzatic!