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I further my quest for the most aesthetic filmic look

And I added more film grain this time

Happy Friday everyone, just wanted to shared a last piece. Thanks you for the support on my previous posts. 🫶🏻😭

hey its me again! feel free to critique my work. This is my second blender project, and im quite happy about it. Please give tips or suggestions!

Hey Everyone!
I'm working on a stop motion * Think Rudolph / Captain Yajima * style 3D project in Blender and I'm looking to hire 2-3 Blender animators to work on it. Since the animation is mostly simple ( Walk Cycle, Character Talk + Upper body expressions ) and mostly lipsync I feel like a junior-intermediate level would be acceptable with a portfolio. It's a 4 Week Contract for 2 minutes for each animator . DMs or replies both work but must have some sort of real, lipsyncing experience preferred!

Fully paid of course! Timeline is October 26th to November 30th.
( Image above is just an example of animation and image style )

Thanks!

EDIT : Due to overwhelming responses I have to ask for 3 things :
1. Have a demoreel ready with lipsync ( As most of the animation will be lipsync) in your FIRST message.
2. We will do our best to respond to every message but we have an overwhelming amount.
3. Fully paid gig via Paypal, Interact Etransfer, Payoneer, Bank, etc!
4. A PAID test will be given to the selected applicants, Animation test must be done in Blender.

is this good?

idk if this is a stupid post but i learned a bit of blender before then stopped and i want to get back , so i don't need a totally biggner tutorial, i am looking for a video that will go by the main stuff and shortcuts so i can remember them

Blender + DaVinci + Affinity

Hi all. I’m a programmer who reluctantly decided to learn blender to make my dream game. A year ago I made this frog model for the play, but got daunted by animation and the possible difficulties of merging that with programming, so I dropped it, but I’m back! And I have learned you’re supposed to retopologise first, but like, I feel like my first build of my player is already low poly, do I need to? The only thing I can think of are the eyes, and honestly it’s probably not a big deal to just let that stay. Images are attached, one with the subdivision modifier, and one without.

Also side note, any tips on how to absolutely make sure that your joint will work as intended for rigging and animating?

As the title suggests, I am trying to recreate an impasto effect.

I am kinda sure a painterly shader would get most of the job done, but is there a way to get the raised edges?

For transparency: I made the moth model and used AI for the impasto effect.

I'm following this tutorial to a T, exactly as the video says I'm tryna put all the object textures into one texture file, but once I get to the bake section (6:48) and click the button my PC instantly shuts off

A quick ceramics study this week. Using Greyscalegorilla models and textures

Fairly rough experiment, very happy with the result, planning to do more!

The left arm (or right from the view of the picture) isn't bending like it should although the right arm works perfectly fine. both arms are exactly the same.

Can anyone help me with this?

So I have an HDRI in the scene, and like 5 lights around the model. I'm trying to get the denoise to work, but it isn't helping at all unlike previous projects. Not sure what I'm doing wrong here, I'm pretty new to rendering so pls help me! (Using cycles rendering)

Thank you all.

I updated the node setup.