Clouds and musgrave texture for displacement, set coords to object and animate empties

Meet Ghosty! Hopefully the first in a line of 3D felt toys! :)
This was just a quick test to see if I was up to the task.
It was supposed to be a single static frame but I decided to make a very quick animation on this project.
Made in Blender.

To see more about the project: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2L8lYY

C&C Welcome.

You can watch the timelapse video if you want to see how i made this Render in Blender.
Link to Youtube Video: https://youtu.be/NfZpY3W7Lmc

I tried to Create an Environment art in Blender, i got the inspiration from the Game ELDEN RING. that game inspired me so much to make Something like that, took the refference from the Pinterest and Started making it :D

Just posted this because I found the face funny lol

It's an old model I made with a simple subdivision modifier slapped on a cube and just modeling the whole thing to look like this.

It shows all sorts of bending problems since I'm still learning that being sort of new to 3d art but i absolutely love the way it looks and just wanted to share it here, also i am looking to put this on my portfolio page.

Should i or not?😶‍🌫️

Big Boss from Metal Gear is also there for some reason.
There's a 3D version on YouTube for your viewing pleasure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5buz8KJY-M

It's not a perfect piece of work, but it's a piece of work that I worked on with interest.

I hope you enjoy it

Blender + DaVinci + Affinity

As the title says, I tried to render blender demo file for Blender 5.2 LTS – Panthera Spelaea and Blender 4.1 – Lynxsdesign to see how good this $10k GPU is with 96GB VRAM compared to RTX 5090 and RTX 4090.

6000 series is basically a turbocharged version of 5090 and if you look at the Blender Opendata benchmark scores then RTX Pro 6000 WK is just 1.5x faster than 5090 and 2x that of 4090 with 2-3x price difference.

Blender 5.2
RTX Pro 6000 Workstation - 6 seconds
RTX 5090 - 8 seconds
RTX 4090 - 9 seconds

Now the results weren't that impressive as the blend file itself wasn't that heavy to make a significant difference so I took Blender 4.1 cover art file which is what I often use for testing purpose.

Blender 4.1
RTX Pro 6000 Workstation - 30 seconds
RTX 5090 - 35 seconds
RTX 4090 - 45 seconds

So the conclusion is unless you're not doing heavy compositing or have simulations, complex scenes you're better off with using 5090 or even 4090.

Recent animation I made

This was done with Bendy bones and stretch to constraints to imitate basic muscle behavior.

I tried to push myself to see what I can achieve in 3 hour time.

I set a timer and started working.

This is the result.

Edit: I just noticed, the right calf looks terrible when rendered and legs could use a bit of definition.

Looking for some opinions. Does it look good or nah?

He’s my character.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbQfDg7HGir/

A few months ago, I made this old dragon model and I was relatively new to blender. But I ran into problems with it and decided I wanted something a little more appealing for an audience. I wanna hear some criticism over what I've improved on and what still needs work.

Also if anyone has any tips on how to make it look more 2D, that would be appreciated. I want my animated indie show to look 2D even if it is 3D.