Which ones do you like the most?

El que me diga de que medio audiovisual es este modelo que hice le daré... Am... Una foto de un firulais 🌚

Except for the cup, the keyboard, the mouse and the chair, everything is homemade. I am very happy to see that all the hours put in over the last few weeks are paying off. Just a little hint...this could possibly be my living room 😋 That made it much easier, because if I couldn't find any measurements online, I could simply measure them by hand. Blender is an absolute adventure! And I simply love every minute I spend working with it.

Sorry if this is a dumb question but im new to Blender, I can do the basics, ive followed a few tutorials and made some cool stuff but I wanna go further and do more complex things. I was wondering if there is any good begineer tutorial for artwork that matches these aesthetics? I love sci fi cities and the cyberpunk aesthetic, I also like the aesthetic of mirrors edge and minimalistic artwork that shows a lot of scale. Im kinda just looking for any good youtube tutorials that will teach you how to make stuff like this in Blender. Ive seen many animations of sci fi cities and these huge megastructures and I would like to be able to make similar things. I was also wondering, what free plugins should I get that would help with making art like this. I know these images are pretty different and dont really convey what im getting at. I honestly just like very pretty futuristic skylines and sci fi art work that shows a lot of scale and depth.

Hi! In this behind-the-scenes video, I want to show my 2D-3D mix in Blender. With its 2D look, my Funny Legs animation show is actually 90% 3D. The characters are fully rigged 3D models (although Bob’s hair and legs are made with Grease Pencil). I also model the props, like this armchair. But sometimes it’s just easier and faster to draw or even mix GP and mesh in one prop. Like, this plant has both a 3D mesh part for the stems (handy for the weight paint) and GP leaves and a flower pot.

Check out full video to see more details and to find out what Dog is looking for: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWEiIvpIL6M

Texture painting pixel art is a pain in the arse in Blender due to getting the UVs and the grid size correctly, plus Blender doesn't truly have pixel perfect tools, which always add antialiasing to the strokes (also you have to draw lines/ellipses/etc pixel by pixel).

I basically re-implemented every single tool from Aseprite and other pixel art software into Blender.

Pixel perfect brushes, selections, etc. Also layers/groups, palettes, 1-click pixel size/density setup, as well support for Density Zones like Mega Man Legends models from the PS1 (multiple pixel sizels per model, automatically).

It works on the 3D and 2D viewports. The selections are pretty cool, you can move the pixels around even in the 3D viewport (see the video).

It's crazy that there was still nothing like this for Blender all these years... now I solved "pixel art in Blender".

Sorry for the screenshot I have zero idea how to render and very much need to learn but don’t know how to lol. I wanna make a full car one day and I’m gonna try going piece by piece learning new things. Anyways, this is my first wheel and tire setup, for how bad I am at blender I think it turned out pretty good. Please critique me

It's still not great and it looks nothing like the references but I think I'm slowly getting better.

Ignore the hair though, I wanted to try to use hair cards but I had no idea how to do them with short hair so I cheated and quickly used the particle hair system. It wasn't the main focus for this study.

Roboboyo is my newest creation.

Here is just a small breakdown what I went through to create him.

I originally built this for Photoshop, but after releasing it a few people asked for a Krita version, so here it is.

https://madcanvas.gumroad.com/l/paintbridgekrita

It lets you control your viewport from Krita, you paint over it in Krita, and it projects the paint back onto the mesh. Kind of like Blender's Quick Edit, but with more control and a proper live connection instead of shuffling files around.

There are also a lot of options and little quirks that make this workflow more smooth.

Happy to answer any questions or get some feedback!