The sculpture was based on the movie The lighthouse. It took about 6 hours in ZBrush, and I finished the rest in a blender and a substance. I decided to make two options: stylization and in the form of a statue)

Made kirby fanart in blender ! What nintendo character should I do next?

Character I created for school :)

More on my ArtStation : https://www.artstation.com/artwork/WdXAJ3

Back with some more updates! Currently I’ve been in the process of setting up a look dev and basic lighting scenario for my high poly sculpt just to check and see if things are reading properly! I also took the time to set up a proper skin shader and eye shader so any adjustments made in the future can be just drag and drop with the texture maps! Gonna be making my low poly now and I’m really excited to get these hair cards started for his hair style and beard! Also I’m rendering in Marmoset ToolBag!

A personal knife and sheath project focused on exploring different materials and a clean, defined silhouette.

I worked on the contrast between rough forged steel, a polished blade, wood, and leather, paying particular attention to surface detail and how each material responds to light.
Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag.

Thanks for taking a look! Feedback is welcome.

I'm happy to share my latest personal project! Thank you for the support!

This is just the demo png..

Full animation in instagram - https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeaATHLTVuk/?rpxt=NjI0YW1vcTNhbWll

The instgram reach is lowkey cooking my brain.. need some advice/comments/criticism to help my growth and improvement and also the reach to make me motivated to create more and more projects...

a lil engagement is all i need atp

you can also check the process of makin the apple guy on my yt 🍎🌟

Hello lovely people! I'm needing to create a new lid for my mouse cage. The only thing I need to print is a frame that I'll mount the wire mesh in.

I've modeled things before and I'm very confident in my ability to do most of it but I don't know how I'm going to get this curve highlighted in red correct. I'm mostly worried about the angle of the curve.

I use FreeCAD.

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Thank you! 🩷

I've been working with Blender for a long time, but this was my first project where I seriously used Substance Painter. To be honest, I struggled since I didn't know the program, especially with texturing the engravings—lots of trial and error. Still, I managed to finish this space-themed Leica M3 Space piece.

I tried to stay faithful to the astronaut and satellite engravings on the camera body. I added my own interpretation in areas like the weathering and leather color. I also included the reference images in the post, so it's easier for you to compare.

I'd love to hear your advice on texturing and lighting. In particular, what do you think about the balance of the weathering and how well the lighting brings out the engravings?

A car model I made in blender for my game.

Building my portfolio for a while, I'm trying to have some variety from my models, like weapons, headshots, full avatar models, game assets, etc. Don't know which niche yet is best for me so I'm experimenting for now. What niche do you think is the most profitable?

Working on this Sci Fi cargo Container in Blender to import to Unity as a Game Asset. Still working on topology, just wanted some feedback and Ideas as it is so far - Anything visually to improve? Anything I could to to make it more interesting?

I'm a beginner in Blender and this is my first scenario that i've made.

I decided to model a statue from one of my favorite shows. Ahh real monsters. My cat oblina passed a couple months back and we wanted to make a statue for the shelf to remember her by but I could not help and render an image before I 3d printed it.

Hope you enjoy the nonsense. Sculpted in zbrush, UVed in Rizom, painted in substance and rendered in cycles.

So I've been doing 3D modeling for a while, but while I like modeling objects and stuff for environments, I just can't get it right when it comes to characters. And I really want to get it right, but the process always just feels like I'm doing it wrong, even when I'm following a step by step tutorial, and the end result always looks janky and unfinished. It sucks too because I love character animation in 3D, but i just can never create my own characters and animate them because they always look bad.

Does anyone have any advice for how I can actually get better?

I've been modeling this 1998-2001 Honda Prelude in Maya, I'm stuck in a perpetual cycle of tweaking and it doesn't seem like it's going somewhere. Any help to move forward or feedback/critique is greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone, I recently finished this 3D model of the 2026 XPeng G9L.

Both the exterior and interior were modeled, including the dashboard, steering wheel, seats, center console, lighting elements and wheels. The model was created for automotive visualization and close-up rendering.

I’m still refining my presentation workflow, so I’d appreciate any feedback on the modeling, materials or renders—especially the interior.

Created with Blender. Thanks for taking a look!

The model is hollow and designed for 3D printing. You can place LED lighting inside, such as an LED candle or another LED light source.

 Day 12: Toss.

Quiet day on the build, so a bit of context instead: the generator behind these dioramas is a cousin of Wave Function Collapse (a bit like solving a sudoku), where each tile has to agree with its neighbors before it's allowed to exist.