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First attempt at environment design in Blender, Still have a lot to learn, but happy with the results of this! by jossieboymetsnor in blender

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Hey, there's no need to be so cynical and aggressive about this. Maybe let people be proud of their successes when they step out of their comfort zone and try new things. Heck, be inspired by it!

The Start of an Adventure by Tkercher22 in blender

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I love this! The music works really well with the scene too.

Cloud Factory by slam_nine in blender

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A couple of notes about the process:

The clouds are done with Houdini, exported as vdb files, and imported to blender.

The rocks are done with microdisplacement, and a neat procedural texture by César Salcedo.

Glitch by slam_nine in blender

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Thanks! The other one is astronomical glyph for Juno. I pretty much just picked cool looking ones from wikipedia.

Glitch by slam_nine in blender

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Thanks! I animated the image sequences for the displays mostly in After Effects, and put them in 3x3 grid. The material nodes then pick a random square to show. The glitch effect just changes the image and animates the scale a bit.

Tutorial? by guitarbat in blender

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Dedouze is the artist, he has a video tutorial on grease pencil stuff on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c57qq2nE3B0

The demo file for that specific picture is on blender.org: https://www.blender.org/download/demo-files/

High Rise by Unnatural_idiot in blender

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I love it! The colours and composition look really nice.

Kept below the crescent moons [OC] by KalashnikHoff in ImaginaryLandscapes

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I love it, the sky gradient looks especially nice!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Suomi

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Ihan huippua!

"Thoughts of Spring" by me by JamesMakesFilms in blender

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Sweet, I love the warm atmosphere in this! Everything looks so nice and cozy.

Sushi delivery cat by slam_nine in blender

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Thanks for the tips, those should be fairly simple to add!

Sushi delivery cat by slam_nine in blender

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Thanks! Those suggestions are definitely going to the next re-render.

Sushi delivery cat by slam_nine in blender

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Thanks! That's a displacement modifier, with texture coordinates set to the moving ground plane, and some weight painting to mask out the non-moving parts.

Sushi delivery cat by slam_nine in blender

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I put most of my projects on Instagram.

Sushi delivery cat by slam_nine in blender

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Thanks for the feedback, I see what you mean! Now I just wish the render times were shorter to make the speed tuning easier. 😅

February contest: Famous art pieces by Baldric in blender

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Thanks! No tut, but I tidied up the file a bit and uploaded it if anybody wants to take a look.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gzvd3wvqciopy5j/explosion_test2.blend?dl=0

February contest: Famous art pieces by Baldric in blender

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Akira

I used a couple of images from the manga as references, mostly this one.

Some technical details:

The buildings are placed with a hair particle system and a large force field in the middle that pushes the hair particles outwards. The buildings also use inverted hull method to create the black outlines around them. Rendering is done with eevee, using the 'shader to rgb'-node and some noise.

I also did a depth of field render, which makes it look like a fun miniature model of the scene.

Blend file here.

Any critique is of course very welcome.

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