Indigo user Headroom has been using Indigo to create wonderful renders of woodworked furniture. The first render is a chair design by David Haig. Read the forum thread here. (Click on the images for full resolution renders) The second design is by Headroom himself: (Read the forum thread here)

Sarah Dorweiler at Sarah Dorweiler Visualisierungen (Visualisations) has been creating some truly amazing architectural and interior visualisations with Indigo Renderer. Sarah has achieved a remarkable combination of complete photorealism and style in her images, as is evident from her gallery. Clic

I gave a lightning talk (10 min talk) on Indigo Shader Language (ISL) and Winter, at the European LLVM User Group Meeting in London, on the 16th of September. You can view the talk slides in PDF form here.

Indigo forum user Stinkie uses Indigo to render extremely lifelike renders of what look like minimalist, modernist constructions. You can see more of Stinkie's work in the Indigo forum thread here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=6639

Saint-Gobain Glass has released an official set of glass materials into the online Indigo material database. These new glass materials are measured from real glass, allowing super-realistic rendering of real glass materials inside Indigo. Read the announcement post here: http://www.indigorenderer.co

Impulse has posted some gorgeous renders created with Indigo, showing excellent visualisation of both architectural interiors and exteriors, as well as some beautiful plant details. You can visit the forum thread here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=109502#p109502

Tom Svilans posted some fantastic arch-vis renders made with Indigo recently: Forum thread is at http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10995

Our 33% off sale, celebrating the release of Indigo 3.0 and Indigo RT, will finish in two days, at the end of the 15th of July. For the next two days, Indigo 3.0 is available for €399 (reduced from €595), and Indigo RT for €99 (reduced from €145). The sale also applies to the price for upgra

Over here at Indigo HQ, we have been doing some more experiments and optimisation of our atmospheric scattering code.

Maxigo, the Indigo exporter for 3ds Max, has reached version 2.2 stable! New features include: Up to 8 times faster geometry export More optimized Material export New feature called "Randomize material". Good for randomizing the look of instanced models. Support for Absorption layer transmittance.