Here's a sampling of the objects I've created with my program Vertex. The
example objects are in both lightwave (lwob) and imagine formats.

Here's a quick run down on how I made them:


Lighter     I made this object with the basic tools - lathes, scaling,
            duplicating, and a basic sphere. I then distorted the sphere
            with the randomize funtion.

Plant       I made the plant by starting with a simple triangle. I then
            subdivided the triangle about 4 or 5 times, then used the new
            gravity tool to pinch it in towards the center. Then I deleted
            the clump of points in the center, duplicated and rotated a
            few times, and added a sphere on the top. I neat trick on this
            object is to load it into Vertex and use the "Select Exterior"
            command. Only the edges of the leaves will be selected, and
            they can then be moved, which is exactly how I made the leaves
            bend at the edges.

Super Bike  This is probably my most detailed object donw with Vertex yet.
            I wish I had more time to invest in it. Everything was made
            with extruded edges, which had the same curve applied to them,
            and some lathes. Now I just have to go in and clean it up and
            put more detail in.

Towers      Again, basic lathe stuff, and some scaling to the top
            "ornament" stuff. Half the base was created at first, then it
            was duplicated and mirrored (scaling by -1), and then
            overlay-fused together.

The Art Machine

            This is the logo for my company. A simple collection of lathed
            parts and extrusions, and an example of what the bevel
            function can do.

Temple      I've always had an interest in greek/roman architecture. This
            is a simple object, but I think I got the proportions where I
            want them. I'd like to some day put some kind of statues or
            something on the 4 gables.

Wave        This is simply a lathed object with a math formula applied to
            it. The formula was Z=COS(SQR(X*X+Y*Y)*2)*10.