Would you say that you are better at modeling real life images, (trees, objects, weapons)... or people and creatures, (men, dragons, animals). Personally, I'm better at the objects and I really enjoy modeling trees. I want to get better at humans though, I think an anatomy forum would be awesome.

Hmm, I am pretty/really bad at drawing or sketching, so so far I normally only model either building like things that are simple to draw, or more or less real world sorts of rigid body things.... but hopefully that'll change.

We are good at modeling anything that is what they call mechanical, not organic. Sharen

I don't know, kinda half and half, I've leaned more toward mecha in the past, but recently my organics has gotten a bit of a boost. So I guess both, I like doing both of them, they kinda give you a break from each other I guess. -Modulok-

I do both but I'm best at organic modeling.

Four words... Fantasy And Speculative Fiction

Over here I'm good doing organic, but I mechanical objects are easier for me to do, guess I enjoy better making Biomechanical objects :)

I like making vehicles. Dunno why, just do.
Seems like aircraft are the easiest. Something about the natural symetry in most cases and the streamlined airfoil shapes. I guess its how subdivision works in Anim8or that makes it natural. Also I like cars, but making a contemporary one still baffles me. I've tried some stuff, and I guess it's still not exactly natural to my way of working in Anim8or. Mainly it's getting the body panels to align, but the wheel wells are what really vexes me. I can do a decent boolean rendition ala Bryce, but sometimes keeping the clarity in what goes where can be fustrating. But I guess that's all part of the puzzle. Never did a whole lot with creatures. I can make 'em. But rigging them so they're posable and making them look convincing... Heh... Well I still need to learn.

I like to do Ships space waer or air. clothing for organics and when i have the time caricter creation. organic charicter creation is a labor of love with the time it takes to make the look you want. for riging i use poser mostly as maya and True space my 2 modelers are bairs to rig in.

I'm more an engineer- I can make a model of most basic machines so that it'd work in real life, or just look cool onscreen, but I can't organic worth a corrupted copy of TrueSpace. Last time I tried, I got what looked more like a blob of molded lard shaped roughly like a person.

Yea same here... but in Wings3D it's hard to do anything that isn't mechanical. I recently sent out for the Maya PLE and the tutorial DVD, hopefully I can get to work on some good organic modeling!