auto desk maya

usually very very expensive unless u torrent

I used to use Autodesk Inventor a lot

Maybe we should get married someday @Orangutan

oh u official official

i do 3d modeling but for myself n sometimes paid for others - modeling, scene set up and light animation

blender, zbrush, substance painter and accurig

edit: also illustrator

i wanna try blockbench and picocad2

ou what does that do?

trying to be! im official in 2d art. but im transition into 3d layout to get a job quick then switching back to 2d.

thats awesome!! youre def further ahead than me right now in the 3d world. im intimidated by it and have avoided it for years and its biting me in the butt now

3D modeling but for engineering purposes rather than animation/design

that is very cool
love nerd s*** like that

Oh so I’m a nerd? F*** you Tuneout!

nerd things are endearing

i got into 3d art during covid and started slowely animating the last twoish years

2d art i suck at now i got f'd up hands so i went to 3d in covid to scratch that itch and its been handy im glad! i do both custom models and also download base assets which i then edit to fit whatever - sketchfab .com (idk if ur hip to it yet) is the very popular one for many modelers/animators from hooby to pro! beyond models theres also good baseline animations and materials there as well, both free and paid.

im very jealous of good 2d artists and 2d digital art lmao thats dope, ive also done clay in highschool both sculpt n wheel, n sometimes paint for fun. these are some of the lil 3d stuff ive released:

u know what i think i remember reading ur posts bout it when u started.

sketch fab sounds excellent! Ive heard of it but never really used it! ty ty!
clay sculpture is super fun, very hard though hahaha
painting for fun is the best :)

haha rn im jealous of 3d ppl so we in a similar boat. gonna watch these in a minute

oh damn these are cool you got lighting effects and everything otg

no prob and also fab .com (minus the sketch) and also turbosquid .com are othe great resources!

Tuneout job era

This crazy

ty ty! i screenshotted all these this is a big help. i might tag u for random questions in the future if u dont mind

i know, i cant have a gap in my wokr history from graduating any longer so im on the grind now lol
ill be working in a couple months either way, whether its a random bartending gig or this stuff.
but if im working full time itll take me a lot longer to leanr this stuff so i wanna just do it while im home.

its not unusual at all for art grads to take 6 months-1 year off to work on a portfolio!

this was the first time not working or being in school since i graduated high school so I enjoyed it ngl lol

Caring about job gaps is boomer stuff fr. If i ever go on a long one imma just lie ngl

Congrats on ur new era

Good gym day today

It is packed but so far i had every machine free

What is this s***

i cant handle that bullshit title

the cube one is my latest, i do these like lil "vignette" loop ones for my music promos

this was the process of the cube

• the start

• scene complete + texture edits

• lighting + animation test

• rotation + background test

• full raw render with shadows + endless loop

• final full render with effects and filters

• finished animated song video, the full completion

• and a bonus, the 3D work station of me making the models and animations

i have a few are complex that are like in shorts formats and two that are for music videos - but i like the lil vignette loops a lot its like making a tiny world slice thats suspended in its own thing, lately i been going for a more "polygonal" type of style that callsback to like old 3d platformer stage pickers and the old 3d magazines of high quality cutout test and ad renders from game assets in their engines.

if u need any help i can try - im not super indepth on the very technical but i can see what i can do!

this is also my personal playlist i keep around for 3d art and animation inspo n tutorials that might also help u out as well, lot of information from the last few i been saving and referencing that will prob explain what i know in more "correct" and percise ways

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCMZjL9pDNf87WwWL2kSDk0oGB-33OS_t

and then this is a concise playlist from a creator of their own stuff for beginners (they're blender specific but the general knowlegde and term speak + tools are the same, just layout will be different and how to access)

• scuplting:

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsGl9GczcgBsGtywsEiN2ti-5UPq83IMi

• animation

youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-OH_LKECLAz6MUAdrrMlO64uusaj0jmX

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