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Welcome to my Site!

This is the place where I display my own 3D artwork the way I want it to be seen.

I try to tell stories or trigger emotions in my work. Sometimes I succeed, sometimes not, but I am learning every day.

I have rendered thousands of scenes in the past 20 years and this is just a small selection, to which I will add more as time goes by.

Do I create my own models and props? No, I mostly use premade items and figures which I adapt to my taste (morphs, textures, materials) and compose it all to fit my vision.

Most of my artwork has been rendered in Poser with the Octane plugin and has no postwork applied. I have nothing against postwork, but it is a personal challenge I have set myself to not use it.

All artwork is made and owned by me. Do not distribute the images or derivatives thereof in any form.

Some artwork contains artistic nudity. Please leave if you do not wish to see these, are not allowed to see them or if this is not legal in your country.

Enjoy your visit!

Wim

News

Gallery Changes
I made some changed in the gallery, mostly adding submenu folders based on topic.
The fan pages are now subs of the main categories. Mainly to decrease the number of images to load per topic.
I also removed the panel on the front page and made the new additions a simple text box. Muse could not handle it very well.
Octane Poser Plugin User Guide
The Octane Poser User Guide covers all there is to know about using the Octane Poser plugin with Poser.

Installation, Octane Materials, Octane lighting, HDRI, OpenVDB, Instancing and much more are all explained and how to use them with examples. The Guide has also chapters on Material conversion from Poser, Trouble Shooting and Tips and Tricks. Although written for the Poser plugin, some sections will also be helpful for users of other Plugins for Octane.

The guide is intended to be a “living” document and will be updated regularly with new information and examples when needed.
The current version of the guide can be found here: Octane Poser Plugin User Guide

If you have any comments or corrections, please contact me at the email address provided in the Guide.
First Artwork in Gallery
The first set of artworks has been posted in the Gallery.

This is a random collection from the last 10 years. Most of them I rendered again to get more color or higher resolution, but I did not modify them as I wanted to keep the original render as much alive as possible.

All Renders are now hires (2000 pixels or higher) and posted in PNG16 format. This means