Completed the retouching of a Dracula character inspired by Richard Roxburgh's portrayal in the movie Van Helsing (2004). The focus was on polishing materials, textures, and final render details.

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/DLn6qo

Work in progress. Will upload full video on my youtube when finished.
More of sculpting videos on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soulscience_sculpts

The Flesh Goddess,

She Who Gives Form to the Formless.

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detailed Medium-Voltage Generator Breaker VR Asset, modeled in Blender and textured in Substance Painter. This industrial electrical equipment model features realistic materials, metallic components, insulators, wiring, and mechanical details for an authentic look.

Created for immersive VR training, industrial simulations, and interactive 3D experiences, with a focus on accurate visual representation and high-quality texturing.

I've had this pile of ff7 concept art in a folder for a long, long time. Figured I'd finally do something with it, and got around to make this materia shop that can be found in Wall Market.

This... uh... was... initially supposed to serve as an example for some students about gradient texturing. Then it also became a lesson about the spin modifier. Then it just completely took over my life to a point where I was like "wait what's point of this again".

In the end, I mean, if I'm honest, I think the shader and compositor are doing most of the heavy lifting. But I thought it was kind of a fun piece to work with. Mostly because... I kinda feel once you're in the workflow zbrush - painter/designer - baking etc, it's just kinda nice to be 'mashing out models'.

Speed modeling Zbrush

So i just completed my Gshock model. I made it primarily for a advert i am creating for it. But i have heard from some people that one can sell these kinds of models on internet. Is it possible and can this model be sold like that? Maybe i get a good burger out of it😂

I mainly have been using Fusion for creating more architectural/geometric shapes, but I wanted to try experimenting with the form tool as well. Fusion doesn't really do tris or polys that well when making curves, so if I imported this into Blender, their count would probably be really high. This took about 2 hours or so.

Any tips on how to make it better would be very much appreciated.

My process - unfortunately, I can't show the actual making of each form because of how Fusion handles the timeline

1 - top-right corner view
2 - front view
3 - wireframe

I want to create diamond like this in a procedural way. I know I can place it manually, but it was time consuming. Does anyone know how to achieve this using any software?

i found that if lowpoly is same size as highpoly (too shrinkwrapped) then shading will be disgusting on bake. So i've tried to make hole smaller (first image) and bigger (second image). So, where's better shading: on first image or second? i'm trying to understand if on first image it's possibly to notice that hole smaller than it should be like on highpoly. On second image you can see that black line around hole and it looks bad. On third image is highpoly

Eu estava pensando em comprar alguns cursos de blender, entre outras coisas eu comecei atualmente a 3 dias no blender (30 horas na steam) estou viciado em tentar achar algo para estudar, alguem tem dicas? nesse meio tempo fiz este machado!

Hello, everyone!
Here's the first piece of my updated portfolio. This is a Tabako Bon with Kiseru, it's a game ready 3D asset. It's box where tobacco was stored with an ashtray built in. I added a classic Japanese smoking pipe in this called Kiseru as well. This was to show my texturing skills.

For a long time, I'd been making stuff with a client first mentality. ie. it needs to pay for the time. This time though, I just made one of the starter three for fun. I also used my own blender addon to sculpt it and to apply the vertex IDs which is the process shown in this snippet. Now he's ready for Substance Painter :D, although I think I want to try an NPR approach with Krita. Never done that before.

A Little Experiment in Creature Horror

This piece started as a quick personal project squeezed in between client jobs, but it soon turned into something much more enjoyable than expected and

sculpting the tiny creature fetus was great fun!

Working on my next animation which is supposed to be a ghost story. And to do something unique, I wanted to make a true crime style intro vid. So here are a few props I'm working on. I'll work on the animation and get that posted soon!