Blender

Here are some very beginner attempts at 3D art I made for a personal sci-fi worldbuilding project. I knew absolutely nothing about 3D art (art in general, really) until January of last year when I downloaded Blender on a lark and started poking around. Why not? It's free. Texturing and shading is proving quite daunting, so I've been sticking with a more primitive style. Kinda reminds me of the show ReBoot.

All made in Blender of course 🙏

I've been working, lately, on a character model of Dean Winchester/Jensen Ackles. After some feedback from the community, I believe the likeness has gotten pretty close. Next step will be adding his jacket, real texturing, and rigging.

Let me know your thoughts, I'm always keen for feedback 🙏

This book SUCKED. And not due to its informational value!!!

Client and Shepard code was already open source.

A couple months ago, I posted this sculpt of Jensen Ackles/Dean Winchester, and today I have an update. I hope the anatomy is a lot better, even if the likness isn't perfect. All the textures, eyeballs included, are procedural.

I been working through the 'donut tutorial' and grabbed the cheat sheet pdf in the description. I like to memorize stuff so I used python to make anki cards out of the cheat sheet items. Haven't proofread every card, just posting in case its useful to someone.

Hello yall ! I am asking for your opinion on node editing, more precisely on creating straight paths with reroute nodes.

Hi all, I wanted to show some snippets of a project I'm working on. Something I'm calling GuitarNodes, a Geometry Nodes setup for making a procedurally customizable guitar that's easy to animate in Blender.

Just a little project to reacquaint myself with sculpting after some time away from Blender. I'm pretty proud with how this one turned out.

I've been working on a rig for a model, and I've gotten to the weight painting stage. Given that I'm relatively new to rigging, I've had to restart the process a few times. My most recent weight painting endevour is the farthest I've gotten, but the tools suddenly stopped working.

I'll share the node setup in the comments

Just started a course from CGboost, I've learned quite a bit. I've been obsessed with adaptive subdivision, making displacements in the shader editor is so addictive NGL.

So you want to learn Blender? Read this.

It is hard to get models out of Blender (correctly and without loosing half the work).

I'm trying to learn blender for making tandril studio-like animations (the UI animations usually published by Microsoft when announcing something new like here with Copilot).

This is a simple shader node group that breaks up the visual repetition of tiled textures. It uses a Voronoi texture's cell colors to apply a random translation and/or rotation to an image texture's vector input to produce an irregular pattern.

This is a remake of one of my first nature scenes; it’s always so satisfying to look back and see how far I’ve come since then. All made in Blender, rendered with Cycles.

Sourced from this article about Blender’s history, which interviews Ton Roosendaal, the creator.

(also; an album: imgur.com/a/H4EZCdV - changed the topic link to show the render, for obvious visibility. Album includes node-setups for geonodes and the gist of what I use for most materials)

My wife just finished playground asset pack for our life simulation game :)

I've often seen this sort of thing in videos advertising GI in minecraft shaders, and tried it out in blender.

Currently the elbows are pointing in vaguely the right direction but they are somewhat off. I have checked that they have the right target bone selected. I have a feeling that this is due to some of the rotations of the bones in edit mode... Can someone help me with this?

Been playing with more space stuff. Trying to cook up a TOS style Miranda class ship. I dont have the panelling where I want it but I'm pretty happy so far. Next step is animating some of the ship details like the bussard collectors and anti-colission strobes, etc.

Continue working on kitchen furniture

Enjoy the fourth episode of Blenderheads, a series about the people behind the Blender project. The editor and director –documentary maker Maaike Kleverlaan– works embedded in the Blender headquart...

This is my latest work - a Mitsubishi Space Star (also marketed as Mitsubishi Mirage) modelled in Version 3.6.9.

Vintage table

This Vivian was originally designed by @fixated-draws-things on Tumblr, and I really wanted to turn it into a 3D sculpt! Character was sculpted in Nomad Sculpt, base and decor done in Blender, and final lighting and rendering done in Blender.

https://imgur.com/gallery/ekfHjPR (wirefram/clay/rotation). A sculpture made by a beekeeper in MoMa Sculpture Garden. Thought it looked cool and would be fun to make in Blender.

All made in Blender 😊

Render on the left, real product photos on the right. (clay render and wireframe in comments)

I use blender + some addons for work (I work as a landscape architect).

For those who make greater than 32 mistakes in a row but less than 256

The long awaited/brewing official Blender Extensions Platform's public alpha version has silently gone online a few days back and can be accessed at http://extensions.blender.org/ !

Got this design and was asked to produce an outdoor riverside rendering. Im not fully happy with it yet but I'm liking how its going. It needs more refinement and stochasm to help drive the realism, but for my first real blender archviz attempt with all assets and shaders my work I'm pretty happy with it so far.

Something I made today. This originally started as a lighting experiment but I was pretty happy with the result so kept going.

In 2019, I built my first character (Cibo from Blame), and I was actually really content with my results back then. The model was posable and even had proper fingers! Yesterday, I decided to model the same character again (with actual references this time), and I am generally happy with my progress over the last five years.

Hi, I cannot seem to find a short animation that someone made of, if I can remember well, a man with a backpack walking and smoking. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I made a Christmas-flavored one

I don't really know why but I can't get textures to look good. Any tips would be appreciated.

My first project using 4.0.

I saw the "lightbulb on top of an Ipad" photo taken by BeardyGrumps and tried to re-create it in blender because it looked amazing and I wanted to see if cycles could do the reflections. Original: https://lemmy.world/post/1440464

I wanted to do a lot more with this one but i was really starting to loose it. (i wanted to recreate sanjis goodbye as well)

So I'm very new to blender. Found some great tutorials and managed to get my first low poly sketch to a point I am pretty proud of in a couple days. (Pictured!)

I've been working on this scene off an on for about 4 years now. Its become a sort of log of my progress learning blender. From subsurface modelling to node texture creation, volumetric effects, etc.

I decided to make a plastic window which is common in my land.

Hey guys, i'm a begginer web designer and i am using some of 3d assets in the site that i'm working on. I want to know how do i remove this line texture in this bar!

Older work I created for a blender course and not used for any project, but I still like it.

Thought I'd share a draft of a ship I created. A friend asked me to make a couple different designs for his starfox inspired game. This one we've named Eclipse and it's my favorite so far. It's still very early but I am pretty happy with it for now!

After a long break, I returned to 3D and made this TV for a game that my husband and I are making.

The Models Resource didn't have the Hero robe so I used the Apprentice robe instead