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[Suttebun]

Grumpntug.. ew

[Golds]

[Golds]

https://twitter.com/Doomlaser/status/1330433476273856512

[michaelplzno]

needs plants. Like big power plants that kill all the plants. All the other power plants that require the sun to operate.

[oahda]

Nice!

[velocirection]

Working on how to visualize the eyes for my characters in 3d. The animation is a little concept, the image is the eyeball part drawn in after rendering.

There is a controller that controls the eye's overall position, a controller for the eye outline, the eye fill, the iris and the shiny part. Then can all move/scale on their own but follow the main eye controller.

I'm still really new to node based stuff so my setup is... awful, but the eye is actually one material!


I was a bit worried about if I had to use different meshes/objects for the parts as the eye geometry is oddly shaped. but nope!  :3

[velocirection]

Just an update because I can't stand having it left off at the ugly WIP from way earlier but the eyes/hair work:

[velocirection]

A stylized tropical beach scene- it's actually quite simple, vertex colors do a lot of the heavy lifting

[Golds]

nice water

[velocirection]

Thank you! And also, I saw this on twitter:
https://twitter.com/lettier/status/1355058026391228416

Look at this beautiful apple in the link... so I tried to recreate the brush stroke style:

Here's my off-brand knock-off:


(please view the original, it's much better than my Great Value imitation)

It's quite genius how they did it- simple, yet effective... an example of the tools and ability to do amazing NPR aren't something that are mysterious and require special custom programs/tools to do. From what I've found so far, good NPR is a combination of creative "out of the box" thinking and artistic know how. But, this is not to take away from the original artist's accomplishment- it's even more genius and amazing because of it's simplicity. The ideal qualities of a brilliant solution are 1. it's effective 2. it's simple and 3. it's not super expensive to render... this has all three.

[Fuzz Force]

Velo, your lizard is really nicely modelled, good work!

I've got a turnaround of my character Finn the Fox with his dice powered rifle. He's got goggles he never wears, confident closed eyes and a satchel for all his equipment

[velocirection]

Thank you! Very nice fox model. I really like the boxy fur ends on the tail + the shading! :3 gun design/detail is great as well + the buckle details on the satchel are good (and look great when the outline kicks in on it)

[Suttebun]

[muki]

[SolarLune]

@muki - I like that flatshaded style - looks pretty clean!
@suttebun - Lol, I like the idea of a simple pumpkin being somebody's head
@Fuzz Force - That character is super slick! Extremely well-designed.

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Been years since I posted 3D low-poly art, but I'm trying to get back into it~

[Delko]

P-51 "Bronco" for Sky Rogue, from Summer 2019.



This model was made to meet "Switch" specifications, which were essentially the same as the PC except I allowed for a higher polygon cap. The extra triangles allowed me to work with rounder shapes that were better representations of proper aerodynamic surfaces.

I took special care to mask the extra polygons with hard edges so the higher density meshes still looked good with the earlier low poly models from 2013/2014.

[Golds]

Here's the title screen from a bird-based action game I've been working on





Naturally, you can pet the birds.

[jmas]

caterpillar

also

Here's the title screen from a bird-based action game I've been working on

i love it

[ｂ∀ ｋｋｕｓａ]

running robot frog modeled and animated in Crocotile3d for a Jam.
Source available here: https://totoroisdead.itch.io/crocojamrobot

[Golds]

https://twitter.com/Doomlaser/status/1581834141452341248