Finding shapr very fast for this kind of thing, loving it.
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Nice work!
Best,
Tommy
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modelled in shapr and rendered in 3ds max with vray
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Really cool! 
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Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed looking over your screen shots
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I am in awe of such types of skills!
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Very nice!
hoping this is starting to look a little old-school starwarsey
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It looks amazing! I kinda wish I knew how to create futuristic panels like you do
Nice nice very nice. Can you share little bit the way you get ideas for shapes? I am used to design products and machines more for the function, cost and manufacturability than art so I am always curious how other creators get inspiration.
I usually take a screenshot periodically as I’m working, then draw over it to figure out where I want to go next. It’s a vastly more efficient way to work than trying to figure out the design in shapr. When you’re drawing in 2D you can feel out the shapes you like and proportions allot better, then go back into 3D to keep building/detailing
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Beautiful work - I was pleased to have ‘made’ a cat that looked more like a dustbin. The detailing is amazing and very ‘believable’ constructions - fascinating and inspiring stuff!
thanks! 
Amazing detail Pete. Are you using Keyshot for rendering?
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