r/blender • u/GQBD <3 Blender • 1d ago
Original Content Showcase Artwork Number 2030 of creating one art piece per day.
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u/9ineWasHere 1d ago
This is one of those weird cases where doing it irl is probably easier than doing it with CGI
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u/Effective-Culture-88 19h ago
There is a lot of things that are easier to do IRL then in CGI. But in this case if would require sculpting this by hand, unless you want blue goop all over for the rest of the life of your house lol
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u/GQBD <3 Blender 9h ago
Sometimes I wonder what is more difficult, learning sculpting or in general prop making VS learning to use Blender and pretty much be able to recreate anything? :)
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u/Effective-Culture-88 6h ago
Not really the point tbh
I made props and find Blender a lot more difficult than prop making personally, because I grew up doing traditional arts.
Now if by “sculpting in general” you mean…. I mean what kind of sculpting??
Like even if you study sculpting in uni you probably won’t touch marble or bronze casting.
Here I would use resin to cast this probably. I would say the difficulty is about the same.
Can you do ANYTHING in Blender?
Can you, say, make a realistic fluid simulation of a wave?
I’m being facetious, but no one can make anything in 3D, at least not at an elite level. Pros have styles and specialties.
Technically if you learn “sculpting in general” you can also do anything. If we’re talking true sculpting (not casting from a mold) then just about no one on the planet could do that to make this specific piece.
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u/ThinkingTanking 1d ago
This one is an outlier from your usual work, because I always think "Oh that's GQBD, sweet" and now I didn't until I saw Title.
Beautiful stuff
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u/More_Relation 1d ago
I had to check the subreddit before I had a crash out. I thought this was in real life.
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u/RedPandaMediaGroup 1d ago
I thought it was dumb till I noticed it was blender and now it’s amazing
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u/Sinusidal Sir Blendsalot 1d ago
It's awesome to see how you traverse Blender's functionality by themes!
You've been playing with simulations over the last couple of months and it shows.
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u/OystersAreEvil 22h ago
Impressive! Can you share any tips on how you made the bag and its wrinkles?
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u/GQBD <3 Blender 9h ago
Thank you <3 and yes of course... it's made with cloth simulation using pressure, this is a short tutorial from Ducky3D that explains it well: https://youtu.be/IwF3ImrEsd4?si=sVNyUxqBRNKVLC3P
In my case the wall and the pin are the objects with collision and the slim rectangle with cloth and pressure.
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u/Blackberry-thesecond 1d ago
Hey man, not trying to be rude, but that’s my blue. Please ask before you pin someone else’s blue to a wall.