I "finished" my LEGO portfolio site. I know it's not programming, but it's web-design in a way, and the picture lightbox is my own javascript code. So any comments are welcome (be it on grammar, typos, content, buggy lightbox, design/user-experience problems).
http://lipkovicsdesign.blogspot.com/

That looks like a rather good design thus far--I like it! ^_^

I just completely redid a fighter model (I actually posted some pics of it a while ago in the Visual Arts forum) and am now working on using Substance Designer (first time using it, and I really love it so far) to texture it. My hope is to get some really eye-popping visuals. Here's some pics of the redone model.

Another project I have sort of on a back burner, but still sort of existing:

And finally, I've tried my hand at ZBrush also, making a character for my project:

We just finished doing an audio simulation of a few cars, which involved getting them up to full speed / maintaining specific RPM values on a dyno for a recording session, cutting up the recordings, isolating events like exhaust pops and the turbo spin down, recombining those clips in an interactive FMOD sound bank, customizing some Fanatec pedals to have the actual stock pedal plates from those cars on them, and writing some code to control the show.

It came out pretty good for such a short turnaround:

Wow, great projects

We just finished doing an audio simulation of a few cars, which involved getting them up to full speed / maintaining specific RPM values on a dyno for a recording session, cutting up the recordings, isolating events like exhaust pops and the turbo spin down, recombining those clips in an interactive FMOD sound bank, customizing some Fanatec pedals to have the actual stock pedal plates from those cars on them, and writing some code to control the show.

This is just me speaking as someone who hasn't got a clue on how racing game economics works... since you're using Mercedes premium brand, wouldn't the licensing deal make it less cost effective? I mean, versus tweaking the design-model and brand a little bit so as to make it your own design and brand, so you don't have pay any expensive deals (I doubt tweaking designs like this would be against the law in any jurisdiction, people use such ways to get around patents) . At least then your game would be much cheaper, yet with the comparable design, sound, race/driving specs and other functionalities. (And I reckon you can still achieve the same sales - I might be wrong though, as said I haven't got a clue on how game racing consumers' respond to establish brands vs your own brand).