#npr 3d

[lazer-t]

3D Animation Commission

Character belongs to @wanderingwastelands

[saliferousanimations]

Ok, got the eyes working, mouth moving, etc. I've got to do a bit of polish, but she's lookin' good.

Ok, think I've got her mostly done. Learned a lot. I'm probably gonna do a background for her.

[nick-nonya]

[asterofthedeepforest]

Miku jump

[technician-the]

made in blender, based on a soviet era postcard. this is all rendered in eevee, with the windows and light details drawn with grease pencil. I animated the little people in the windows as well, but maybe I shouldn't have bothered.

[penwrythe]

Happy Valentine's Day!

Just saw Entergalatic, an adult animated film about Black love in New York City! Stunningly beautiful 3D animation! I wish I could screenshot some parts of the film to show how they texture and shade skincolor in this film.

[flickering-nightfall]

Slugcat gets spooked, I wonder by what?

[3d-made-by-paws]

Just a little sneak-peak of animation that rendering for 10 hours by now. I wish my computer will not crash of this.

Brains out night.

For @somerandomdudelmao who keep me up in this project by their art. <3

previous footage video from the future some meme

funny earliest model

the headless model

the first sketch model

[nouveaumoon]

💧✨based off of this illustration by @passionpeachy!✨💧

video compression muted the colors, so here are a few stills under the cut

tiny bonus: happy pride!

[one-eyed-imp]

Get rotated, old man.

[lazer-t]

3D Model Commission

Character belongs to an anonymous client

[saliferousanimations]

Added background.@lovemongerer 

[lupucs]

Who is he waiting for? 🌒

Music: Splunk by ADnova

Been experimenting with NPR 3D lately so I tried to recreate a more or less cel-shaded 2D comic book look with my character Pen in Blender. I usually don't show off these characters as much since they're for a long term personal project, but I haven't featured him here in a while so it was about time to bring him back!

Here are some old renders and drawings of this funky lil guy:

[liqvo]

"Where do you work out?" "At the library" except they're actually working out . !! Holy smokes Artfight attack on @czlowiek-lasu AND @robogrind.

[technician-the]

Recreation of a 1896 poster in blender, both images of my recreation

When I first saw this poster it was billed as having been by Alphonse Mucha (who had a very similar style), but when I started looking closely at it I realized that it was not signed by him, and that led me to finding many more cool pieces by Privat-Livemont.

Privat-Livemont was a late 19th century Belgian painter who seems to be mostly known for his advertising posters (or more specifically, this poster). I couldn't find a consensus on his correct first name, but sources seemed to agree that it was either Georges, or Henri. Most of his posters have printers marks from Brussels, with a smaller number having been printed in Paris.

This probably is the most challenging of the style studies Ive done. Ive found that the semi-realistic neo-classical style is one of the hardest to replicate in 3d, and the bizarre shapes of the decorations were also very difficult to wrap my head around in 3d.

The lineart is all done in blender with grease pencil. the lettering was drawn as a vector in affinity designer before importing it into blender as a svg. This was rendered as 4 layers, (foreground, main lineart, colors, and an opacity mask for the background decorations) plus 2 color gradient layers I made in affinity photo, before compositing the whole thing in clip studio paint. The color layer had lots of post-process in blender's compositor as well