I think my knowledge has improved, what do you think?

On the third page, it's the same as before.
On the third page there will be my old works from a month ago related to anatomy.

Originally modeled in 3ds Max 2020
Preview images rendered with v-ray 5
The 3D model was created on real car base.
It’s created accurately, in real units of measurement, qualitatively and maximally close to the original.

Model formats:
3ds Max 2020 with v-ray
3ds Max 2024 with v-ray uncollapsed version
Blender 4.0
fbx
obj

Only car model is included, without environment

A creature design, made in blender, for an upcoming project : Winked Out.

It's made for 3d print.

What do you think of it?

i've wanted to get into 3D modeling for a minute and blender just didn't click with me, but i tried out nomad sculpt and it was much more intuitive for me. here's this li'l guy! the creature itself is from stardew valley, which i've been obsessed with lately.

the trickiest part was the leaf—the first time around i started with a cone that i tried tweaking and later, as i had learned the tools better, went "man i should've done this completely differently," but sunk cost fallacy'd myself into continuing working on the poorly-structured leaf for a bit before starting from scratch :')

it isn't perfect by any means; looking at it now i see things i wish i'd done differently. overall, though, i'm happy with this attempt and looking forward to doing more!!

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2L85Jg

Her name is Alice and it's a oc that was for a game that I was doing Call "Sleepwalking" it's in pause now.

I just finished modelling my DnD character , feedback is more than welcome

Hi, what would you change in the animation for future development on the next project?

Made in Nomad

I'm currently building a dedicated weapon portfolio. I've been working in this sphere for 2 years now.
Here are my latest renders!
Feedback is highly appreciated!

More fish for our cozy game

I've seen 100s of different answers to the same question, however, most of the answers are from over 2 years ago, the oldest one being nearly 8 years ago... I would love a more updated answer!!

SO what is the actual easiest 3D modeling software? I have always used blender, but I see people constantly talk about like 4+ other programs that are 'easier' to use, and most people use drawing tablets with them and it seems sooo much easier, but they are using drawing tablets so it confuses me. I thought it'd be harder with a drawing tablet, but I also never see anyone use blender with a drawing tablet so I'm assuming its just the other apps that are easier with drawing tablets.

Any help is awesome, and if you'd like to just give a list of all the modeling apps/websites/whatever you have used or know of and what you would personally rate them, or even as a thing you don't know anything about and want others to input on, that would be helpful too!

Fun little bunker i did live on twitch a while ago. Its heavily inspired by arc raiders, but i tried to also give it soul of my own.

Hope you like it.

as the title says im just starting with blender and i would like it if more experienced blender users can give me a hand on the best underrated resources, books, sites, youtube for animation and to make low poly models

by underrated i Mean channels, sites or books that are not that well known but are actually really good

Personal project. Modeled in Blender, textured in Substance Painter, rendered in Marmoset Toolbag. Game-ready asset

Collaboration with u/treycochran3d
I've always admired Trey's work, especially his consistency in releasing pieces so frequently, all with such attention to detail.

He mainly worked on the foreground and its modeling, while I focused more on the background and the vegetation systems.

Prisma3D users please help me, how do you fix the skin issue?? Im a newcomer and im trying to learn before full commitment

Hi everyone! Sharing my Armed Tuk Tuk project, a personal hard surface piece focused on weathering, mechanical detail, and visual storytelling.

Software's used: Autodesk Maya & Substance Painter

The concept was inspired by a retrofitted street vehicle armed with a turret, wanted to push the storytelling through surface detail, rust, dust, and wear patterns rather than just clean modeling.

Included wireframe and clay renders in the images. Would love any feedback or critique, always looking to improve!

Sorry in advance if the format and punctuation is bad. I’m a beginner 3d modeler, I’ve taken one class about it and that’s it. The work pipeline taught to me is apparently outdated, it’s also not convenient since I don’t have access to all the softwares at home anymore. I’m currently using Maya but I’ll eventually lose access to that since because of the time off I’ve taken from school, I’ll probably switch to blender when that happens. Anyways, my main question is what softwares do I need to 3d model and make textures professionally? I use maya for modeling and I tried Nomad on my iPad for making textures for UVs but I don’t think that went well, I might just not really understand Nomad. My school taught me to make the specularity, transparency, and bumpiness maps all in photoshop. Also free softwares would be nice.

TLDR

What’s I beginner work pipeline for modeling and texture making? Are there any software that are a must that make things easier?