Finally another update on motor: I finished the upper and central part. Is a very long model, but I'll complete it for sure!

Clay renders:









Wire of the motor:







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Below you can find my entry for the Bleder Guru contest (where the topic was the "future").

Blender Guru's competition page: http://www.blenderguru.com/the-future-competition-results

I'm really glad to have won the contest, I learned a lot from this project (especially in textures workflow); I encourage anyone who wants to get involved to participate in the next contest, and do their best!

Modeled in blender, rendered in Octane, photoshop for the textures





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The central part of the motor is quite finished, now I go ahead for further details





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Finally I finished the upper part of the steer. Like the frame, I added some weld seam with a sculpting program, and then bake the normal maps.





The next part will be the motor!

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I finished my first render of an indoor scene. I was inspired by a picture that I found in a brochure of Foscarini, changing a few things. Modeled with Blender and rendered with octane.



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Finally a new update of the motorcycle!
I've finished the front fork, the wheel, the brakes and the frame, adding the weld seams using a sculpting program.

Here it is a simple test for the weld marks, done with a separate objects subsequently sculpted and baked to obtain the normal maps:


And a clay render for the progress done so far:


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After the last car I wanted to do something a little different, a motorcycle.
Searching troughs the various models I immediately fell in love with the agusta bestiale, a concept body mounted on the agusta brutale.


Being based on an existing bike I've found the workshop manual for references.

For the moment I have modeled some parts of the front fork and brake.

Here's the render:


and an image for reference:


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