Joel, our documentation author has made an introduction to IES lighting in Indigo. Click through to find out more about adding some drama to your scene with nice lighting profiles.

Please be patient, we're working on something new...

This is exciting, we're going to have a little party with streamers and cupcakes, to celebrate the selling out of the Indigo 100! If you want to buy, head to the store and click buy! Otherwise, thanks to everyone who has signed up - and some statistics for Indigo so far: * 2 Commercial SDK Clients

Prof4D created this strange and wonderful kitchen. The colors are too saturated, but even with these unrealistic colors Indigo still does a great job! I like it myself, but my girlfriend says we can't have a kitchen like that.

The Academy of Art in Krakow is doing a course in Indigo. They have a lab of 15 machines set up running Indigo 2.0. Glare Technologies was happy to provide a volume licence so they could start the course up. The course is being run by Pawel Ozga and is the first course in Indigo being run anywhere i

Frank Schroer, from Cycot.de - our german reseller, made this great bathroom and rendered it under different lighting conditions - this one is done using daylight:

Lovely render by Enrico Cerica, an oldschool Indigo user who has recently rejoined the community.

That's right! Only 8! Thanks to everyone who bought licences in the last 6 months. We've just spent the afternoon planning out the next 3 months of Indigo. Look forward to documentation, materials, user interface improvements as well as lots more Indigo users producing great renders and contributing

I've been rewriting the blender user interface to make it easier for new users to learn. The colors are just temporary - but you can see the new layout.. Read more.

This time from zeitmeister. This guy is an amazing artist.