1. Dutch Mill from Bydersjoint

2. Hot Rod by mstyle

3. Mini Panzer by Sasuki

4. High Armchair by Merrygo

5. Ancient Ruins by mr_Necturus

6. Steampunk Goggles by tml96a

7. Harco Loor Jewel Long by RTEwork

8. Tech Light by vibes35

9. 3D House Cartoon Style by CGuniverse

10. Paulistano armchair by Paguthrie

Click on the image below to purchase and download your own version.

I thought I would write a little something about my cousin who lives in New Zealand. It’s good to see that he has also gone down the design path. I unfortunately don’t get to see him much with him living thousands of miles away. His graffiti characters, Drypnz, have been featured in a bag full of galleries and shows! It’s good to see that awesome design skills run in the family!

Bio taken from the Dypnz website:

“DRYP, or DRYPNZ with my little followers ‘THE DRYPPPLS’, are the product of……………being.

Born in England. I’ve moved around the world since an early age, from Israel to the Marshall Islands, which are in the Mid. Pacific, 7 degrees North 180 degrees West (unnecessary info). In 1995, moved to St. Croix USVI in the Caribbean, and there, enjoyed the sun for an amazing 10 years before moving to Nelson, New Zealand. At the beginning of 2006 I came to live in Wellington to continue schooling and push my work into an ‘understanding community’.

Put simply, my work reflects on something that is not really taken note of or talked about in modern society. It is the idea that human flaw might lead to further evolution (‘if that is what has happened in the past’) resulting in a new “lower” breed of human, ‘Dis-evolution’ if you will.”

Drypnz now features heavily on the Zero Cool website where you can purchase some of the artwork.

Latest News from Drypnz

“some things have been going slow trying to relax is a no go. getting on top of a lot of stuffs is what has been up. great english we know. but this is what has been up.

-sorting out a shipping problem that has occured for a show being produced and curated by Freshly Baked Gallery and the wonderful Tim! just a big thank you for dealing with me and NZ Post. the show is being hung at Oh Really Gallery in Newtown, Sydney. great spot and a great bunch of guys there! (got to get back over early in the new year im thinking.

- and some murals going up soon i hope in good old quiet Newtown in Wellington. one in Baobab cafe. and others im hoping to scatter about a bit.

-im working on a new mini series of work that plays with the solitude of the drypppl creatures and hope to find a venue for that as the work progresses.

-and underground magazine is in the works and if the computer doesnt give me to much more hell it will be in some places about town soon we hope.

and as summer approaches the windy shores of Wellington, NZ i can only hope the warmth will follow quickly as it is no where quick enough.”

I’m this weeks featured author on 3D Ocean for my 3D models. I’ve been on 3D Ocean since it was in it’s beta stage and I was one of the first to upload a model. My best selling model is my Harley Davidson which has now had 6 sales at $50 each time. 3D Ocean is awesome if your looking to make some extra cash on the side of your projects / full time work.

I hope to upload some WordPress and HTML website templates in the near future because Theme Forest has a very high rate of daily sales.

I would recommend the Envato Marketplaces to anyone because they are so successful and if you sign up and become an exclusive author you can earn from 40% to 70% from each sale.

I was never too sure about these stock websites that allow you to buy or sell graphical items. I only found out about these marketplaces by finding a link to their birthday bundle that was offering tonnes of stuff for $20, so I snapped that up and then seemed to stick around. I’ve now had over 40 sales and 5 sales on my $50 Harley Davidson 3D model!

I’ve been part of 3D Ocean from when it was in it’s Beta stage about 4 months ago now. I’ve have seen an increase in sales on my items every month by 50% of the previous month!