Another form of computer-generated art is 3D-rendering.
Models are built, textures defined, and the computer calculates the resulting picture - which can be photo-realistic, or cartoonish.

Here some examples of webcomics (and one movie) rendered in 3D using VUE inspired by the LTFC (limit theory fan contest; also there are listed external sources of media is used).

Topic: Mining. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Pirate. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Procedural generation. This is based on the fact that Limit Theory should contain only assets procedurally generated and nothing hand-crafted. Obviously, this entry takes another take on the expression :-). Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Industrial. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Universe. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Colonization. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Research. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Bad Luck. Click on the picture for higher resolution. The last panel is Extinction of the dinosaurs, artwork. Getty/CARSTEN SCHNEIDER used as per my understanding of the non-commercial authorisation on Getty.

Topic: Travels. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Information. Click on the picture for higher resolution; note that the tablet with alien markings actually hides a real message :-).

Topic: Station. Click on the picture for higher resolution; alternatively: click here for a 12Mb png version.

Topic: Combat. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Advantages. Click on the picture for higher resolution.

Topic: Escorts.

Topic: Commerce.