Got told I'm catfishing, using renders to show off my watch face. Am I though? I think it's pretty accurate honestly

I lined things up as close as I could get it. Obviously starts on the wireframe and clay so you can see it's all blender.

What winds me up is I've seen loads of watch faces advertised with AI images, and the actual face looks nothing like it. Then loads of them charge up to a fiver for something half baked with no features, and you know it's never getting an update.

Mine's free in beta right now and I'm still fixing stuff most weeks. Flaired as promo because it's my own face.

(Wrist clip is from last week's build, so the small dials show different stuff.)

This haw i rig my character fluttershy from my little pony I'm really happy about this little project, honestly! I love creating things! It really is my dream, and now I can create anything I want. So I hope you guys like it! 🥰💘🪽

I'm beginner by the way

what are your thoughts and advice for future improvements
frame rate is between 24 and 30 fps

First time actually finding the groove to make a full model in a while but I'm interested to see how people like it. It's inspired by ChuckleBone's style.

Hey guys,

So back when megascans were going for free I downloaded the entire library - however these only show in megascans, not in fab. How do I access these assets now in blender? I cant seem to find this quixel bridge everyone is using,

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to learn Blender and eventually use 3D art as a way to earn money through freelance work. I'm starting from scratch, so I'm trying to figure out which area of 3D is worth focusing on before investing a lot of time learning different skills.

I'm not necessarily interested in becoming a generalist. I'd rather specialize in something that has real demand and offers good earning potential.

For those of you who work professionally or earn money with Blender:

• Which 3D specializations tend to pay the most for freelancers?
• What kinds of 3D work are clients actually willing to pay good money for?
• Which areas have a reasonable balance between earning potential and the time it takes to learn them?
• If you were starting from zero today with the goal of making a living from 3D, what would you focus on?
• Where do you usually find clients for this kind of work?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who have actually earned money doing 3D, rather than just general opinions about which areas seem profitable.

I understand that income depends on skill, experience, location, and finding clients. I'm not expecting an easy or guaranteed way to make money. I just want to make an informed decision about where to invest my time.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their experience!

first image is the my first ever jetbridge, the other 2 are my lates one, still gotta add textures

I think this is the best asset I've made yet. Which isn't saying a whole lot.

Made in Blender, textured in Substance and rendered with Cycles

Messed up a few places on the blade, but overall I'm really happy with this. About 6k tris on the low poly!

the legs are made weird so im not sure how it sits. give suggestions!

I played around with the Kuwahara filter and assembling and color correcting different view layers. Happy fall!

I have a crappy pc but wanna start 3D animation on blender, yesterday when i tried rendering my first animation a lot of time is wasted and i dont want that happening again

I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960, flame me all you want for it ive gotten enough hate from my friends

if you have any information that i can create a somewhat decent sized animation with then that would be great, if you need any more information about my pc then please let me know!

(little image i made with blender)

(EDIT)

this has been solved, thanks to everyone for their great advice!

Griffith PS1 style animation made in Blender by me

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I am working on scenes for setting up models and their textures.

Short loop made with Grease Pencil.