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Posts typically about: 3D modeling, virtual reality, art, sewing, music, weight loss & rando stuff.
What I have is in my mind and you can't have it.
What I have is in my mind and you can't have it.
Feathering the harsh edges of the snow sculpt by painting a dusting of snow on the wreath form. Makes it look more realistic and natural.
#blender #blender3d #blenderartists #3dmodeling
#blender #blender3d #blenderartists #3dmodeling
November 9, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Feathering the harsh edges of the snow sculpt by painting a dusting of snow on the wreath form. Makes it look more realistic and natural.
#blender #blender3d #blenderartists #3dmodeling
#blender #blender3d #blenderartists #3dmodeling
Almost finished with this whipped cream spray can. This was requested. Recorded an hour of me making the whipped cream & my process. But it just disappeared. Need a reliable way to record my screen. Windows screen capture blows. The whip cream started with a hi res cone, then sculpted everything...
October 30, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Almost finished with this whipped cream spray can. This was requested. Recorded an hour of me making the whipped cream & my process. But it just disappeared. Need a reliable way to record my screen. Windows screen capture blows. The whip cream started with a hi res cone, then sculpted everything...
WIP, award cup with ribbon.
October 1, 2025 at 1:40 AM
WIP, award cup with ribbon.
Decided to not put too much detail in the corn kernels and it looks fine with just the normal mapping on a cylinder. 576 verts.
July 24, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Decided to not put too much detail in the corn kernels and it looks fine with just the normal mapping on a cylinder. 576 verts.
Back on modeling finally after a break. Thought it would be fun to work out a corn cob. This is, for Second Life, is quite a bit of triangles for a corn cob (13,500), but I have an idea how to get that number down by covering half of the cob with corn husks and deleting half the kernels.
July 21, 2025 at 2:52 AM
Back on modeling finally after a break. Thought it would be fun to work out a corn cob. This is, for Second Life, is quite a bit of triangles for a corn cob (13,500), but I have an idea how to get that number down by covering half of the cob with corn husks and deleting half the kernels.