I do most of my rendering in Bryce, due to the atmospheric quality it can generate. However, I also use Daz Studio, Blender, and Bryce together to create my works. Here are just some samples.

I am kind of new to Blender, but I am pretty proud of this project.

Really trying to get the Retro CGI feel to these Eyebat enemies along with the level and lighting. Any suggestions for the enemies in particular would be a lot of help.

Hello everyone, I'm just working on the FMV quest in 90s style like Phantasmagoria, Shivers and etc(i guess), so what do you think about this one, can you please tell about pros and cons so i can correct it in future)

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Bryce 3D -> Resolve

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Not really modeling but I thought of this kitty dude in class, added like two spheres and did this and that and uh

I mean I cant exactly do much with him but I like him? :(

That dissolved into me doing a bunch of random stuff so eh

Animation Master. all by hand. didnt even look in the mirror

Will release open source and free, just gotta add some QOL stuff

Note to self... taking on a 5 legged alien as your first walk animation... *bad idea*

Hey everyone,

I’ve been solo developing a surreal horror game inspired by local folklore, Lovecraftian dread, and retro PSX visuals. I'm focusing heavily on slow-burn atmosphere and unsettling, surreal imagery. Every single asset is made entirely from scratch.