Whether your focus is Photography, 2D, 3D, or submitting written works to the Writers Gallery, there's no better inspiration than seeing what other fellow artists are doing. A place to see what you may have been missing, or to meet new favorite artists, the Renderosity Gallery of the Week should be your weekly destination for a quick peek at what's happening elsewhere in the galleries.

This week we take a look at the unique works of art created by Renderosity members posting in the WorldBuilder gallery! This application, created by Digital Elements, is a stand-alone scene builder and render. WorldBuilder artists at Renderosity have created a remarkable variety of scenes and environments using this unique application. Closely associated with the gallery is the WorldBuilder forum, moderated by alfons. Be sure to check out the gallery and if you want to get started with WorldBuilder head over to the Digital Elements website for a demo download. 

Listed below are the featured artists from the WorldBuilder gallery. Click on their gallery links to discover more of their works. And check out the short video at the bottom of this article. 

Not Mine by MasZakrY	Song of the sky by digital blasphemy	War of the Worlds by Flink
Light in the Jungle by Kindredsoul	Holland by alfons	Near the Cave by Kindredsoul
Calm Before the Storm by coa	Four Seasons: Winter by coa	Cold Day in December by alfons
Nuke the Zone by shamanpilot	Rays2002 by jeilts	Forest Meadow by einarsst

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Be sure to also visit:

• The Renderosity WorldBuilder Gallery
• The Renderosity WorldBuilder Forum
• Digital Elements - WorldBuilder Demo
• Renderosity Free Stuff
• Renderosity Tutorials

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