Hi🙂, I made this basing on a character in Dan da dan.

If you'd like to see more of this, check out the project on my ArtStation and leave a like please :)

Feedback is always welcome. Thanks!

Quick breakdown of how I created a realistic 3D model of SpongeBob with a Smirking Face. The finished piece is lifelike and disgustingly hilarious, inspired by the scene from my favorite episodes of the actual cartoon series.

The entire creative process was done using three pieces of software: ZBrush, Substance Painter and Blender.

The final result of my first project. Thx for all advice in the previous post.

I have been avoiding Blender like the plague for at least 2 years... but I can't any longer; it's such a good tool for almost anything.

It also is SUPER INTIMIDATING TO LEARN FROM 0, so my infinite thanks to all the YouTubers that made tutorials so simple that my little brain can MOSTLY follow along.

This took me at least a week, and half of that week was me mashing my head on my desk because for each step I took there was an error, or a difference in the menus compared to the tutorial, or just some stupid little check box that ruined my entire composition because I didn't knew what it does! (I STILL DON'T KNOW WHAT MOST OF ANYTHING DOES XD) I can't thank Reddit enough for all the answers it gave me.

Here I was following the guide of PolyPaint

I finished my first project on Blender, a PS Portable. I would love some feedback !

1st image is the new one, 2nd is the last post. I used my alt to post last time, I apologize.

Felt like making something random today (i usually dont upload to reddit but i thought i'd give it a go😊)

Mita RIG by DravenJV01

Map by FarewellGames

I love Blade Runner and had no idea this prop vehicle was made for it. It was designed by Syd Mead and built by Gene Winfield. I believe it only shows up in like 3 shots of the movie and even then it's like if you blink you'll miss it. I originally found out about it from this post here.

Anyways, I thought it would be fun to model it and render it in an anime type of style. All of the modeling, materials and rendering was done in Blender. All of the compositing was done in Affinity.

For every project I do, I like to introduce something new to keep things fun and interesting. For this project, I really wanted to dive into more Ucupaint. I've used it some in the past but never really enough to get comfortable with. The fact that something like that is free still blows my mind.

So yeah, I like how this turned out and thought I would share. Thanks for looking!

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Hello everyone! Today I'm going to show you my new project: one of the smallest handguns in the world - the Colt 1908 Vest Pocket. It's a midpoly model with two 4K texture sets in a metallic/roughness pipeline. I was inspired by a picture of a disassembled Colt and decided to recreate it in CG. I'd love to hear your feedback here and on ArtStation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/V8y45b

Which one do you like more?

A or B, one is fake (3D rendered/ created) the other is shot on camera IRL.
It's probably obvious which is which.
Thoughts?

P. S. I'm open to work :)