Hey AGi32 users, you are a creative bunch. If you find yourself working from home but not all that busy, try a little Woodshedding! Hone your AGi32 skills by creating something unusual, or tweak a real project to make it more, shall we say “to your liking”. Then send some images to me (dave@agi32.com) and I’ll find a way to share your work in this blog.
To inspire you, have a look at the images below from one of your favorite AGi32 support tech’s, Doug Ross. Of course, I accused him of needing to get busy on real work, but you gotta hand it to him, he really is a creative guy.
This is like M.C Escher meets AGi32!
![](https://lightinganalysts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Both-Render-and-Raytrace-Images_resampled.jpg)
The curious nature of these images (look at the reflections in the raytrace) becomes more evident when you see what the model actually looks like.
![](https://lightinganalysts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/plan.jpg)
![](https://lightinganalysts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/isometric.jpg)
![](https://lightinganalysts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/North-elevation.jpg)
The renderings only look “proper” when the View Properties are perfect.
![](https://lightinganalysts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/wire.jpg)
OK, so let’s see whatcha got! Head to the Woodshed!
If you don’t know what Woodshedding means, see the previous blog post from guest author Jack O’Hanlon!