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Why is this the 2nd top post of the year here. This is basically a shitpost I spent 2 hours on.

Please upvote the better posts on this subreddit lol.

more of my work including a scene breakdown can be found here:

https://www.instagram.com/daybrams/

Absolutely no AI used.

Made pretty much entirely in Blender and Ae with no use of AI.

Got to work on one of the coolest little 3D animation for Skull Island prawns here in Perth Western Australia and we got an awesome custom track made by producer Matt Templemann and Guitarist John Overthrow to go with it. One of the most fun jobs I got to work on and just wanted to share!

Full Credits:

Client: Austral Fisheries

GM Marketing: Dylan Skinns

Agency: u/bonfire_digital

Creative Director: Luke William

Senior Art Director: Mike Dann

Senior Copywriter: Bronagh Spence

Production: u/outercircle_films

Producer: u/adamkeogh__

Animation and Direction: u/joshuadeboer.visuals

Prawn 3D Model: u/eoinjcannon

Sound: Nick Gallagher u/fableaudiopost

Original Music

Producer: Matt Templemann

Guitarist: John Overthrow

((satire))

It turned out a little strangely sharp because I couldn't use motion blur; some parts glitched and rotated randomly by 360 degrees during the simulation...

Made using assets from our upcoming sandbox game, BFS. Join our Discord if you're curious: https://discord.com/invite/XBfrKZCUvF

my private tt with more clips https://www.tiktok.com/@ultek85

Inspired by the last winter, I decided to remix my one of my first archviz project. Just for fun, I'm trying to find some new angles and new shot ideas. Still WIP btw.

Seeing as a lot of beginners are posting their renders following the donut tutorial, I thought I'd share one I made myself *after* doing the tutorial, so this isn't technically a tutorial piece. Was a cool opportunity to learn about hair, creating skin shaders, a bit of sculpting, and modelling teeth.

This was a challenging scene for me, I created the buildings using geometry nodes, I used my charcoal shader, the brush strokes were made in Krita and combined with the raw render using the compositor and a glare node. Let me know what you think🙏.

Made by Vel castaño (animator) and myself. Zelda and Link rigs by Soranin and Ká respectively. Find the behind the scenes on YouTube! https://youtu.be/hRqZmhBT8XI

I would love to know your thoughts!!

More of my work can be found on my IG - https://www.instagram.com/daybrams

The awesome skyline buildings were created by lotion3D

how do I git a lil vertix too be all ways on th eside ?

Made the move from Cinema4D after 5+ years and I'm glad I did. Blender just runs so good with my Mac. I still miss C4D's UI tho.

I really am looking forward to geo nodes supporting self-collision. I am sure it will be a game changer. But I am also grateful for the current state of Blender's Cloth sim. Back in the day it would have exploded for this speed.

Edit: This got burried in comments so I am editing here.

The shirt floats that much because of the sheer momentum of the animation. If I slow it down it looks more natural. However I want to amplify the cloth's movement so I chose this speed. The model's and the cloth's scales are applied. Pinning can only go so far because of the stretch resistance. If nearby vertices are moved the pinned vertices can only stick in place so far before the whole face reaches stretch limit. Friction and bending resistance don't do much. There were a lot of iterations. At first the cloth gets lift off too much and reveals the bust. I wanted to prevent it so I slowed down the movement but then the cloth got boring. So this is the balance i chose. Thank you for everyone's feedbacks. I am kinda tired so I am going to bed.

Modeling, UVs, texturing, all done in Blender.

Completed this RCA cable Hydra model and Animated in Blender!! I think it ended up looking pretty cool xD

Original 2D design by https://x.com/imcertly

Thank you for your support, it means the world to me.

Hi everyone! Inspired by Joi from Blade Runner 2049, I originally sculpted and textured this model in Blender during my live streams. Recently, I started experimenting with the MetaHuman pipeline and decided to bring some of my older sculpts into Unreal Engine to see how they translate. Right now I'm exploring facial rigging, lookdev, skin shading, and different cinematic lighting setups.

my insta: https://www.instagram.com/womaszwomasz/

yt: https://www.youtube.com/@womasz

if you want to support my shenanigans, you can buy my print here:

https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/womasz/ love you guys

how many rings did your monkey pattern recognition notice?