Artstation
I’ve set up an Artstation portfolio, for my experiments with Blender and other associated bits of software. You can check it out at the following link https://roguelj.artstation.com
I’ve set up an Artstation portfolio, for my experiments with Blender and other associated bits of software. You can check it out at the following link https://roguelj.artstation.com
I didn’t spend as much time on this one, only about 4 days, on & off. I had some weird issues with normals, where the vertices merged using the mirror modifier. I didn’t really fix it, if you look at the reflection on the hoop you can see that it’s not quite right.
After watching various YouTube tutorials (mostly by Andrew Price aka Blender Guru) on the excellent open source software that is Blender, I decided it was time to have a go at a scene of my own. Following some advice from another YouTube video (also by Andrew Price, see links below) I gave myself a single week to complete the task. The duration itself is arbitrary, the point is that I gave myself a solid deadline. And now I’d like to proudly present the result:
Now, I am fully aware that there are a number of areas that can be improved, or are just plain wrong. But the point of this exercise was to create and complete (and by complete I mean ‘stop working on it, tweak no more’) a rendered 3D scene. I’m fairly pleased with it, given that it’s a first effort, but I only spent about 30 minutes in the compositor, and that control desk needs a texture, and I’m not happy with the colour balance of the final render, etc, etc.
The above scene was created in Blender 2.79 RC2, although the final release is out now. Also check out 2.80, the Eevee viewport looks very cool!
Check out:
https://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewPPrice
https://www.blenderguru.com/articles/7-habits-highly-effective-artists-bcon-2016