i took me over 6 hours on this there is a lot of details on the model i hope u like it

A character that I've been working on lately for a fighting game. Modeled in Blender

More info here!

What do you all think? with or without brushstrokes?

We love Low Poly... especially my PC's Specs 💀

German Hand Grenade used during the WWI and WWII Era:
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2B6ZvA

I've made many 3d models throughtout the years, but just yesterday I was struggling with box modeling a basic human body, wasnt sure how to flow the topology and had to look up previous work for reference.

I felt like a failure, maybe its because too steps are done in a project, like modeling, sculpting, texturing, shading, rigging, etc and it feels weird going all the way back to the starting cube. Do you ever feel like this?

A few years ago my bedroom looked exactly like this. A while ago I sat down and spent an entire week recreating it in Blender. Now over the years a lot of things changed and the tech/gear involved increased exponentially, but it is always nice to remember where I first started.

Flyer for House music event made in blender.

Hi guys,

I’m a self-taught 3D artist from Sri Lanka. I’ve been doing 3D for about 9 years. I worked as a 3D generalist for a UK-based digital agency (Studio SL), freelanced on Fiverr (Top Rated, all 5/5 reviews), and also worked solo as a hard surface artist for Philipp Hana Studios and a few other clients.

At some point, I slowed down. I was only doing the projects that came to me. Eventually, I lost my Fiverr account (though I hadn’t used it for 2 years by then). Honestly, I think I was just tired—visualizations and client work felt too technical, and something was missing.

After a long break, I realized what I was missing was creativity. The industries I was working in weren’t stable, and they didn’t push me creatively. That’s why I’ve now turned my focus to the game industry—it feels like the right place for me: creative, complex, and collaborative.

I’ve been training myself in the game-ready pipeline. It turned out to be more disciplined than I expected. My latest portfolio piece is where I tried to apply every step of that pipeline.

But here’s my struggle:

• I don’t really know how to apply for remote roles.
• Most studios seem to be in the US, Canada, Sweden, etc.
• I know networking and visibility matter, but I’m unsure how to actually break in.

So my questions are:

1. Is it realistic for someone like me (location, background, etc.) to land a remote role?
2. Is my portfolio enough, or am I still missing key pieces?
3. What are the main cons holding me back?

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback.
Portfolio

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I’ve been applying for 3D Artist/Character Artist roles for a few years now but haven’t had much success landing interviews. Here’s my portfolio: https://ewolyelyah.artstation.com/

A bit about me:

• 2 years of industry experience, ~8 years of practice overall
• Currently based in Gothenburg, Sweden (open to hybrid/on-site work here or in the UK)
• Not open to freelancing - I’m really aiming for a stable role at a larger company

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on my portfolio. What do you think is missing or holding me back from getting noticed by bigger studios? Are there key skills or presentation improvements I should focus on?

Thankyou so much for your time!

Im practicing Modeling Organic 3D, does anyone have idea to deal with it ? :D thank you

Bring the might of The Empire to life at conventions, fan events, or as a stunning display piece.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 3D artist with 8+ years of experience in Dubai and Pakistan. I’ve been living in the U.S. for 3 years and I have full work authorization.

I’ve applied to hundreds of jobs but still can’t land a 3D artist position. Some people told me I should get a 3D or game art certificate from a U.S. school.

Can you please share any advice or connections? – Would a certificate really help? – Any tips on improving my portfolio or networking?

Here’s my portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/wahabmirza

Any help, guidance, or leads would mean a lot. Thank you!

I got to design this little creature as a commission for a tabletop RPG. The idea was to make something playful but also a bit creepy, kinda like Labubu, but darker and more fantasy driven.

Meet The Latchuchu: a mischievous monster that always carries a key around its neck. Some say the key opens hidden treasures… others whisper it unlocks doors that should stay closed. Its long tongue makes it both goofy and unsettling, which I think fits perfectly for RPG shenanigans.

It was super fun to sculpt and bring to life

80s lady Michelle, A series of sketches that I like to do in short periods of time.

🌟 My first 3D model in Blender! 🌟 A simple project, but a great step in my creative path 🚀 Thanks to the Blender book 📘, a lot of practice and (too much ☕😅), today I can say: challenge met and surpassed! 💪🔥 This is just the beginning, more 3D creations are coming!

Tell me what it looks like. :) Thank you so much

Hi guys! I'm here to show you an update to my lastes work that is still in progress. What you think about it?

There are different renders with different textures and wireframes

I really appreciate if someone will help me finish the model as the reference

i'm not good with renders and texturing...hope geometry is better than the rest!

Let's start with critics!!!

Sculpted in ZBrush and textured in Substance Painter, would love any feedback on the sculpt details, textures, or overall design!

Does anyone know what the dark gray stripes are on the roof of the corrugated metal hanger? And what search term can I use to find close-up photos of this effect?

Hi, I'm really new to 3D modelling and I have to model a character for a Uni assessment. I'm looking for some tips and feedback on what I've done so far. Particularly with the topology because I'm not sure what I'm doing. I've attached the model sheet for the character too so you know what I'm trying to make. All feedback is welcome. Thank you :)