Lovely render by Enrico Cerica, an oldschool Indigo user who has recently rejoined the community.

That's right! Only 8! Thanks to everyone who bought licences in the last 6 months. We've just spent the afternoon planning out the next 3 months of Indigo. Look forward to documentation, materials, user interface improvements as well as lots more Indigo users producing great renders and contributing

I've been rewriting the blender user interface to make it easier for new users to learn. The colors are just temporary - but you can see the new layout.. Read more.

This time from zeitmeister. This guy is an amazing artist.

Only 20 licences left. Free upgrades for life. New exporters coming out, new material editor just released, masses of documentation over summer (including the realism manual). Learn more about purchasing Indigo.

The August - September 2009 Indigo Competition Results have been posted here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=7185 1st place: Erotica by Oleg Bogattke aka Psor: 2nd place: Caterpillar by Paha Shabanov aka Cooler Inc. 3rd place: Pins by David Mullen

The small house trend is really popular in germany. This render by Camox is a nice concept:

We're down to 30 Indigo Lifetime Licences (free updates for life!). We're even offering them for with volume discount if your company wants to buy 10 or more (10 licences of one of the fastest, highest quality, unbiased renderers, and we're working on making it easier to use every day) and get free

Whaat uploaded this cool marble material which is done using Indigo shader language. It's been cool seeing some new materials being uploaded with our stand-alone material editor. Even though some people are hating on the material editor for being a separate application (instead of embedded into cine