In order to see these pictures as I want you to see them, I suggest you to set your windows at 64k colors. If you're running with just 16 colors, then don't waste your time here. If you can't change your Windows configuration, another way to take a good look to the pictures is to use a "Non-Windows" program, like "Qpeg" or "Cshow". I think you can get the shareware for free on the Net.

Picture #1 (17k)

Nice picture eh?. When I started making this picture, my idea was to make a trophy, but it looks like It changed a bit, eh?. I changed colours and materials, and what did I get? I got a... er... a big... "thing".

Picture #2 (16k)

Playing, playing and playing with materials, spheres and shadows. The result?, a "decent" picture.

Picture #3 (7k)

This is the result of my boredom. It means nothing, just playing with shapes and forms.

Picture #4 (13k)

This is my little homage for the best band in the world. Even though they're not what they used to be, they will be always Metallica!.

Picture #5 (8k)

I made this picture when I was making a background for my Homepage. This one was too "heavy" for a background, so I decided not to use it. For some time, I used another one, but now I decided to change the design with no background at all.

Picture #6 (7k)

This was my FIRST rendered picture with using shadows and materials. Is funny to think that even though it's a very simple picture, you need at least 64k colors to see it like it is, hehehe.

Picture #7 (18k)

I never finished this picture. It was a good start, but I couldn't find a good material for the space station. I think I'll have to make one.

Picture #8 (22k)

Do you want to know what I think about Superman?... Check this picture and you'll know.