3D art thread

[RIG]

 

[RIG]

some recent stuff

 

[Vaporweeb]

Status effects

 

[Vaporweeb]

 

[RIG]

Status effects
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are these eyes for a project? i'm very interested

 

[Vaporweeb]

are these eyes for a project? i'm very interested

Not originally but I'm so in love with the concept that it just might be. We'll see.

 

[Vaporweeb]

Servant of Sleep concept

 

[Vaporweeb]

Note to self: animate sparkly ice snowflake thingy particle effect b/c a static image for the ice effect makes sense but feels out of place considering the others are animated and also it's too easy

another note to self: like a freezing mist texture particle thing like what you did for the SoS concept would work since that's what rime is

 

[eve]

i would have posted a recent blender project or something similar in this thread, but for some reason my external HDD died a couple weeks back and i lost the past 3 years worth of all my 3D work. its cool seeing what you guys have been working on tho hahah

 

[Jared]

bryce tutorials ive found that are helpful

Bryce Landscaping - Geocrafting guide - by David Brinnen.​

Bryce 20 minute beginners project - simple landscape - a tutorial by David Brinnen.​

Bryce 7.1 Pro - setting up a sky with ambient HDRI - by David Brinnen.​

Blending HDRI and Bryce sky - by David Brinnen.​

Bryce quick scene project - plane and terrain - by David Brinnen.​

Bryce 5 minute project - put a label on a jar - a tutorial by David Brinnen​

make sure to save these as bryce tutorials often get taken down for whatever reason, list will be updated soon

usefull websites -

daz forums

bryce5.com

horos website

David Brinnens Website

 

[Vaporweeb]

an animation I made in 15 minutes at the height of my devil daggers brain rot. now with squicky meat noises!

View: https://youtu.be/fIfGVRymJsM

 

[Vaporweeb]

View: https://youtu.be/NH8N-PVaxZY

 

[porter]

Learning Bryce, some things I did yesterday for fun.

 

[Vaporweeb]

Sacchan is finished

No, I havent't spent all day yesterday and today modeling a fictional woman why would you even ask that

 

[RIG]

Sacchan is finished

No, I havent't spent all day yesterday and today modeling a fictional woman why would you even ask that

she looks great!

 

[Vaporweeb]

She's coming along nicely

 

[Sidewinder91]

Tried my hand at making a sci-fi corridor.

Gonna need to redo a lot (the door, mostly) but I think I'm off to an okay start. Hopefully gonna use this as a visual novel background.

 

[h00]

Tried my hand at making a sci-fi corridor.

Gonna need to redo a lot (the door, mostly) but I think I'm off to an okay start. Hopefully gonna use this as a visual novel background.

looks crisp. Reminds me of 2001 space odyssey.

 

[SomaSpice]

I've spent some time learning blender and right now I'm taking an enviroment creation course in udemy. Shit's very fun but quite complex!

I've made some grass by modelling leaves and flowers and instancing them over a plane with geometry nodes. Also, following the course I was taught how to combine weighted paint, shaders, and geometry nodes to make the path you see in pic related dynamically by drawing a bezier curve over the plane. I don't think I would be able to do this on my own, but its a great learning experince.

After finishing this I think I will pass onto hard surface modelling and then into rigging.

Here's the course if anyone is interested: https://www.udemy.com/course/blender-environments/

 

[Vaporweeb]

I've spent some time learning blender and right now I'm taking an enviroment creation course in udemy. Shit's very fun but quite complex!
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I've made some grass by modelling leaves and flowers and instancing them over a plane with geometry nodes. Also, following the course I was taught how to combine weighted paint, shaders, and geometry nodes to make the path you see in pic related dynamically by drawing a bezier curve over the plane. I don't think I would be able to do this on my own, but its a great learning experince.

After finishing this I think I will pass onto hard surface modelling and then into rigging.

Here's the course if anyone is interested: https://www.udemy.com/course/blender-environments/

After all this time I still haven't cracked open geo nodes (haven't had the need, tbh), but I'll never deny how powerful they've seemed in every demonstration of them. Good stuff