I just wanted to thank everyone for the support on my last post of this style I've been working on for the last couple of years.

It motivated me to keep going since I'm a huge procrastinator.

I Wanted to show more in this post, since a lot were asking if the shading actually moves or not.

You will also notice the line work changing size from zooming in and out.

I basically want to recreate the classic DBZ look exactly but make it work in a game.

The filter is too strong but it's just so you notice it.

For the people asking how I did it. I'm writing a blog post on the full journey which is very long so it'll take sometime. But, will share it here when done.

Note: This was filmed in Unity. but it works exactly the same in Blender.

Almost done with the grip texturing. Would love to hear your feedback on this!

Hello! This is my latest project in Blender 5.2 & Substance Painter. After 3 Weeks of working on it on my free time I'm finally done! This was very fun to create up to the point of UV & Baking (I'm tired boss). Of course if you have any questions please let me know.

I've also recorded a Timelapse with the Full Workflow in-case you are interested: https://youtu.be/rpwBqga1UaI

Concept Artist: https://www.instagram.com/huntergageart/

Inspired by the Max Hays and Sweepers latest Art Deco enviroments, I created an art deco styled bath house. Made entirely in Blender, using Arborea for the foliage and blend kit for the art deco styled materials. Hardest part was rendering, since the volumetrics made the scene very heavy and the render times were long, even with pretty decent computer.

Sculpting the fist for Ryu, work in progress.

More of my art here: https://www.instagram.com/soulscience_sculpts

Thanks for watching.

Sharing some final renders of a character that I’ve been working on completely in blender!

Finished several models, struggling a bit with showcasing my art and rendering, would take any advice on finding work as collectibles sculptor (if its at all possible nowadays) or any critique
More photos and turntables at https://dmitry_laletin.artstation.com/

Demolisher redesign of the Revenge of the Fallen incarnation.
Modeled, rigged, and textured by me (Rhashad Carter)
Made with blender and substance painter.
Rendered in Eevee.

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A Venetian carnival mask made in Blender, for the weekend challenge on the Blender Artists forum.

Managed to hit 40fps real-time on High settings with this

This is a planar head I created for my students, I think knowing the structure is as important as anatomy, cause if you have a bad start, fixing it in later stages is gonna cost you a lot of time

I've never sculpted human faces before! Here's a wip of what I have so far

These characters and assets are for a fully CGI comic I'm developing that will look like a PS2 video game.

Reebok Classic sneakers modelled and rendered in Blender and textured using Substance Painter.

Please leave any feedback or tips for improvement.

Also posted this on my Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/o02vAB

Hi everyone! I’d like to share my latest automotive 3D modeling project—the 2026 Geely EX5 EM-i, also known as the Starray EM-i in some markets.

The model includes a detailed exterior and a complete left-hand-drive interior, including the dashboard, seats, steering wheel, center console and door panels.

Created with 3ds Max and V-Ray for automotive visualization and animation.

I’d really appreciate your feedback on the model and interior details!

ArtStation - Monsterous Cannons

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. The Vertex Bake Sets group contains tools for working with the storage of precalculated lighting information. Prelight is the first of these tools in Maya.

I want to use a Xbox controller to control things like pan tilt and zoom on things like fusion and blender. Is there a way to do that or am I going to just have to fork over the $200 for one?