The first Learn with Kenney premieres in 100 minutes! I'm very excited about this and would love to hear what you think :)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xr5...

One of my earliest scrapped projects in Blender was a die. Little demoralizing to fail at what is basically a cube. Today I went back and made some dice. If you're new to Blender and feel like you're getting nowhere, keep making stuff. The only way to not be where you are is to keep going.

All the news about Arkane Austin's closure mentions the failure of Redfall, but they also made one of my favorite games in Prey. Neat lore, music by Mick Gordon, and the GLOO gun, but I will always love it for the art. It's what sparked my interest in industrial design, art deco, and 3d modeling.

I just learned about maximalist design and at first glance it seems to have two modes:
1. Literally just Victorian interiors;
and 2. Victorian interiors but through a 90's filter.

I need to de-clutter my room.

The Met has nice public domain images of old wallpaper and I've been editing some in blender to tile seamlessly. It's kind of meditative.
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Variations on a theme.

Quick lowpoly car. It's good to know that the temptation to turn lego creations into spaceships is also present in Blender. Or maybe it's just present in me? #blender #blender3d

I think I'm finished with the amphicat model, so I did a quick scene of it in space with a cat. (thank you to Andy Holmes on Unsplash for the starry background) #blender #blender3d

Saw one of these posted by @thespaceshipper.bsky.social the other day and thought it would be fun to model in Blender. Threw out the first four or five attempts, but I think I'm getting somewhere now.

Lately I've been working on chairs in Blender. They make for pretty varied practice. These are based on designs from Thonet, Christopher Dresser, and Bruno Paul.