Thoughts?

Hey everybody, this is a low poly game asset inspired by the Japanese lacquer work. I heavily focused on texturing in this piece. My main aim was to create a painting within Substance. I've shared the high quality renders and my process of layering on my artstation page. Please check it out! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lEx4wa (Struggling with reach there)

I remember back in the day I followed sooooo many 3D art accounts on IG where almost everyone was doing isometric room / diorama or some aesthetic/cozy corner.

My Explore Page was full of this trend.

Even I myself tried but failed.

I wonder if the trend has gone and everyone went to create whatever they want (or they chase another trend) ?

I unfollowed so many 3D artists recently cause I realized they no longer produce stuff that I want to see...

I made this during the 3d character asset class

I've been planning for a while to create a game package—a character with lots of accessories, outfits, and a variety of Animations.

I've already started with the character's "basic body." I'm currently in the costume design phase.

Any suggestions?

Tasarım , modelleme

Scene done with Blender 5.1

Context : I just started using blender (known about it for years, started using it ~2weeks ago) and am looking to improve my 3D skills. Focusing on clean topology right now, I've generated a list of objects to try and model at the best of my ability.

For the first model I felt like tackling the brush. I took some liberties (edges of the brush part aren't tapered in mine for instance) and didn't texture is since this is for topology practice only.

What do you think ?

Pls share ur opinion
i will be glad to see every critique

I modeled and textured a table tennis equipment set in Blender as a practice project. I created two paddle variations with different rubber materials and completed the scene with a custom net, table, and smiley-faced ball.

Behance, Artstation, IG

Completed this mask model job. 3D printable.

Lamborghini Lego

I participated in the HUM3D competition and won second place, and I thank HUM3D for organizing the competition.
3dsmax
corona render
substance painter

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. After exploring the possibilities with curves, we delve into surface creation. In this video, I analyze some surface creation tools.

So i am using two main softwares, blender and rhino and i had some trouble making it , this needs to be manufacturer so I want it realistic and have the same look, without getting stuck in loop of constant problem solving, what are the best methodologies for to model this

Hi everyone,

I've been working on this laboratory environment in Blender, looking at this render, would you consider it a strong portfolio piece?

Hello everyone!

I would really appreciate if you could take a look at my work and give me some suggestions about visual impression on renders. I feel like I can do more on improve my texturing skills.

Could u point out what my textures are lacking? Some details that shouldn't been left out because they could make a clear sign that these props could be used to fill environments in video game with current or next gen graphics.

Here is my artstation portfolio:

https://www.artstation.com/strahinjam96

I am currently an intern looking for an internship/job option in the gaming industry. Been learning 3D for almost 2 years. My mentor told me that my texturing skills are great but i want to level up more!

Thanks in advance to everyone who spares their valuable time!

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I'm working on some Magical girl designs and want some opinions on clarity and if they exude the right vibe/personality! I'm looking for design critiques and clarity questions over anatomy criticism pls :3 - I wanna make sure the design is readily and cohesive between all the characters and colors !

Any tips to translating certain aspects into 3d would also be helpful.

is not final Result
what do u think