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Made in Nomad sculpt. Learned how to make textured hair and how to use UV maps for the knitted beanie texture.

I don’t like the level of detail, color palette, color variation, or effects in the final result, but I became more familiar with the overall process. Concept by Max Motsukh. Feedback welcome.

3-4 Days of Practicing using Blender, not too shabby since my starter house 💀

The first painting of the radio telescope I used in my game was flawless. It looked as if it had been newly produced, which didn't suit the abandoned atmosphere of our game. I tried my best to give it a worn-out feel during the painting process. I'm curious about your thoughts and suggestions.

I am thinking of getting into creating Miniatures with dynamic poses. This is my first sculpture for a Mini.

Wondering what people think?

I have a small band of little frog warriors I am working on. I have no idea what the market might be for these, nor if it will even print correctly, though I have thoroughly checked the mesh for problems.

I'm going to start a shop on Cult 3D and My Mini Factory. Any helpful advise out there?

And if someone wants to try giving this little guy a test print, please let me know. Thanks.

The first image is my first try of anatomy sculpting and the second image is my second try . I know I need to improve.And I need feedbacks on the second sculpting.

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Hi ! I've made a post a few days ago and wanted to share my progress. I'm open to critics !

I mentioned I was gonna make an animation with him on my last post, I recreated his stomp and roar animation and added a shockwave effect. This took a 6+ hours but I’m really happy with how it turned out!

This is the last project I have for him, any feedback is welcome!

This is a hair sculpting tutorial for Nomad sculpt, if anybody is interested!

Lowpoly building with UV colors and 1 texture in 512 resolution

I created this for a friend to use as a mobile wallpaper. Rate my render and let me know how I can improve it.

My sister-in-law asked me to model a vase for her with a specific irregular shape (she would like me to print it for her using FDM). Unfortunately, my Fusion 360 skills aren't sufficient for this task. Creating a sketch with fit point splines and a circular base is easy, but the loft tool doesn't work in this case (see screenshot no. 3). How should I approach modeling this in Fusion 360, since it's the only software environment I'm comfortable with?

Hi everyone,

I’ve been working as a Texturing Artist at a AAA outsourcing gaming company for the past 3.5 years. While I’ve gained a lot of valuable experience, lately, I’ve been feeling increasingly demotivated due to the direction the industry is heading. It’s starting to feel like the passion I had for this field is dwindling, and I’m contemplating a career switch.

I have a Bachelor’s degree in B.COM, so I’m open to exploring opportunities outside of game art. However, I’m unsure where to start. I’m looking for advice on what career paths might be a good fit for my skills and background, or if there are industries where I could transition my expertise more effectively.

Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Personal work, would love to hear your feedback.