CMYK46 says:
There's no top to the cylinder head, handlebars are too long & fat... Reply »
(2 years and 321 days ago)
Major overhaul - created by billyboy
Chrome dream - created by billyboy
I really like how you showed your 3D bike from different angles in your sbs, and I would love it if could add a little bit of explanation to your sbs, that would really help us people who have never used 3D programs to understand a bit more 
Drink, spleen, matches, mazes - created by billyboy
Well, it's sort of maze-ish, anyway... 
, fixed. CMYK, for me the word ”spleen”came only from Baudelaire's beautiful poem, I'm sure you knew it. Gopankharichal, segregation is not a solution. And after separating 3d from PS what next ? separate mouse from tablet ? PS 7 from CS4 ? 3DS max from Poser ? And so on... 
New design - created by billyboy
3D arch project - created by billyboy
3DS Max. Render with V-Ray.
Sky is from CG textures, thanks.
Extract from PXL rules:
UPDATED 08/2009): Recreating a source image from scratch in a 3D program is allowed, but it's required to post a step by step guide. It is always safest to post each action you did in your step by step guide, no matter what program you use. (2 years and 163 days ago)
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.floor shapes look simples but actually are very sophisticated 
Welding night - created by billyboy
Made from scratches with 3DS Max.
Render with Mental Ray
Thanks to anowen.
Thanks to fairy angel from Stock.xchange for the wedding photo. He/she was notified.
Wood and blanket texture from CG Texture, thanks. (2 years and 247 days ago)
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- 1: wedding photo
- 2: wood texture
- 3: blanket
Very nice work. I noticed a couple things you might keep in mind for future reference. The bump map on the wall is set a bit too high. Rendering out an occlusion pass would also help a bit locking the bed to the floor and give you some really nice detail in the corner areas. Overall looking very good! 
Educative tooth brush candies - created by billyboy
Hope the instructional intention of these candies is obvious. Worried only if children begin to eat the real tooth brushes, LOL.
Edit. According to Pixelkid suggestion and to contest goal added a package.
Thanks to Garry Manning and his adorable son.
3DS max
(2 years and 309 days ago)
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- 1: boy
cheers! 
. Mike, thanks, modified, I have done my best but not enough.Not because of geometry but cause of lights management scene. From the begginning I create the illumination for small objects. a big reflectant object change everything. Humanly speaking have not the patience at this moment to recalculate all settings and made all long trial renders.Thanks again. 
The glass ball - created by billyboy
Dreaming Jules Verne - created by billyboy
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This is Awsome really cool idea! and work! Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
This is flippin amazing. Well done!! Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
Really well rendered and i like the fact the mapping is from the source.. good job and good luck! Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
very well done and a lot of fun.. good luck author.. great concept Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
wow omg/1 thos is awesome! Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
very creative, Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
gr8 3d work....in love with this.... Reply »
(2 years and 277 days ago)
Thanks for comments. Have to be honest. Idea for this entry was pure hasard. I worked three days to build the carousel and dont know what to do with it. Making final retouchs I selected by mistake the upper part of carousel and rotate. The rest was easy. Reply »
(2 years and 276 days ago)
shadows and lighting is good but textures need to be improved, you can use uvw mapping to solve that problem, good luck
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(2 years and 276 days ago)
Brilliant idea Reply »
(2 years and 275 days ago)
I have just noticed some of the textures need straightening. The perspective on them is wrong. Reply »
(2 years and 275 days ago)
Cooooooool! Reply »
(2 years and 274 days ago)
very nice idea and great work , GL
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(2 years and 273 days ago)
this shudda won!!! Reply »
(2 years and 268 days ago)