Quinn VB

The Cable Dog, a robot from my upcoming #blender #3d scene.

(cont 2) Worst was a sign that got left up in the middle of a sidewalk, forcing people with baby strollers and wheelchairs to merge go onto the active road to get around it. I dismounted my bike and helped a young mother pick up and move the sign.

(cont) If the placement of these signs is dangerous enough, I have actually picked them up and thrown them aside before and I encourage others to do the same, especially if there is actually no active construction nearby (they often leave these signs up for hours/days after).

This happens so much. They treat bicycle infrastructure as a dumping ground for things that might make drivers upset. Lost track of the amount of times a sign has blocked a bike path/lane and my only option is to walk it on the sidewalk or merge into 60kph traffic and risk my life.

Thank you 😁

Robo dog finally coming along now. Been having some bad art block on this thing, but finally getting there.

No-Fear-One-Fear comic strip. The person in the second panel wears a shirt showing the "reflection_check_horizontal" MatCap studio light in Blender.

It reveals all my sloppiness #blender

That was such a great game. Lookin' good!

round!

Robots on hold for now while I work on the larger scene a bit. Here is a sneak peek 👀

They're very handy. Can also use them as another monitor if you need extra display space even if you're not actively drawing on it at the time.

First time making my own! A very useful technique and tool to have in my toolbox once I get the hang of them.

Creating some basic trim sheets for brickwork patterns! #blender

Welcome to Blender!

Robot time again. #blender

Indeed. Blender does a lot of things very well and has improved so much over the years but there are still some things it blows chunks at. Texturing and material baking being some examples. Substance Painter is orders of magnitude better for making and baking textures.

That's a good metal stick.

made quake style liquid displacement in blender shader nodes! it's a very simple motion, but with the right texture looks surprisingly good

#blender #blender3d #b3d

So true.

That's more walrus per walrus.

thank you!

I did! I followed the course mostly but I did do a few things my own way, such as the edge damage and the rings on the tops of the knobs. Mostly noise generators and edge/AO masks, nothing too complicated.

Thank you! Noise texture and colour ramp to the rescue 😆

Maybe another hard surface model. We shall see 😆

Thank you! Was a lot of fun 😁

Additional renders

The Luminor camera is complete! My take on the course of the same name by CGC. Made entirely in #blender

#3d #3dart #art #digitalart #3drender

I've had to refund Udemy courses before because of crap like that. Another common problem are courses that require third-party assets that were once free to download but are no longer available, making them impossible to complete as taught. Very important to include all needed assets with the course

Citrus birb!

Pretty simple! Feed 2 bevel nodes with differing distance values into a difference mode and that will output edge data you can use as a mask. Then you can use that mask along with a noise texture into a bump node so you get the noise only along edges. Adjust further with colour-ramps and map range.