In the last live classes about shading and texturing, before the end of the year break, I did not have time to finish the last weeks home work in time (ArchViz). But I wanted to work out a plan I had for a home improvement a couple of years ago. The home improvement never got realised, but I liked the practice, and wanted to use it for the live class. I know it’s not really ArchViz, but I like the result non the less.Here’s how far I came before I got side tracked on other projects 🙂 :

Then I got side tracked on the printer that’s on the first shelf above the desk. Since I couldn’t find printer that matched mine, I decided to build my own. Did not anticipate it would take me this long (about a month, off-and-on). I didn’t get around the texturing part yet.
-edit- Just a note: the painting on the ezel I painted in real life.
I wanted to modelpart of the inside of the printer (like the glass plate under the top lid, and the the inside behind the front lid that pops open forward when the printer starts printing.