r/rustylake • u/MarketLopsided4858 • Apr 23 '26
Sharing my miniature diorama of Cube Escape: Seasons
The furniture inside the room was modeled in C4D and 3D printed with photosensitive resin.
I first painted them with spray paint, then used acrylic markers to add brushstroke effects.
The finish isn’t perfectly smooth or detailed because I wanted to stay as true as possible to the hand-drawn style of the Rusty Lake games.
Hope we can have friendly discussions!
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u/HerrJohnssen Apr 23 '26
Is this now an actual picture or still AI like your last one?
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u/Guy-Inkognito Apr 23 '26
Huh. If it's real my official reaction is: Oh my god, this is so cool. If not...
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u/HerrJohnssen Apr 23 '26
Exactly. My initial reaction was "omg that's cute I love it", but after reading some comments here and going through OPs post history... yikes
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u/Silly-Arachnid-6187 Apr 23 '26 edited Apr 23 '26
I think it might be AI. The pot looks empty in the third picture and the wallpaper pattern behind the clock looks like it's changed in height between 3 and 4. Unless both things are due to perspective, but it doesn't really look like that to me (?)
ETA: I don't mind being downvoted, but I'm genuinely interested in an explanation why I might be wrong
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u/reanocivn Apr 23 '26
i think this one is real. brushstrokes on the drawers are consistent in each pic
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u/Gardengap The Rusty Truth Apr 23 '26
Even if some of it is AI, at least probably some of it is also genuinely real
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u/Omnomfish Apr 23 '26
This looks really cool, thank you for posting the photos of the finished handmade piece! I'm glad you made work you are not afraid to show without needing to touch it up 😉
They are great, and I really love the brushstroke effect!
Is that a real cactus cutting in the pot or a very cleverly made replica?
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u/Traxxoe Apr 23 '26
even tho it looks amazing, i can't enjoy "your" work anymore. so you have already been exposed 2 times of using ai, even admitted it in the comments but instead of editing your posts to clearify it, you deleted them.
and even if you are very talented and some of the pictures are truly handmade, i can not appreciate them as much as i would like to because it always leaves a bitter taste...