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My second  3-D model using Blender
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Pandr
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Despicable Me  Minion made with Blender
A day at the beach

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My second  3-D model using Blender
My first 3-D rendering with DAZ
okay this was a bad word and I have been working on it every since I uploaded the last 3-D art sorry this one is not that good but it was my first attempt at a major project, and it is the third piece of artwork I have tried to make so I'm sorry if he does not look very good, now all in all of that being said. This piece of artwork was rendered using Blender this exercise involved mere imaging half of the project so everything that you did on one side was repeated on the other also involve duplicating using flat circles to create the goggles using spheres to create the eyeballs extruding to make feet and hands and I am very glad that the hands are behind him because they look atrocious, I will be doing more exercises hopefully I can get fairly good at doing this so I can start doing live streaming, this project proximately took about two days.

As always please leave comments below they help me to know whether I'm doing it okay or not.
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Published: 10 years, 11 months ago
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MichaelJBear
MichaelJBear
10 years, 11 months ago
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Like I've said you've done really good with that one ... but I'm seeing a li'l something a bit faulty ... it's the intersection of your wall corner and the floor ... yeah these li'l things happen :) ... also just to help you if you want to make your character pop-out like we say use contrast ... but in the same chromatic range ... example your wall is cerulean blue, well you could use a blue less ''agressive'' as the royal blue is ... something like the cerulean just a li'l bit darker to make a difference with the floor and the wall but lighter than the overalls of your minion :) ... I like what you've done ... your getting really good at it and like we say in my country ... C'est en forgeant que l'on devient forgeron :)
Pandr
Pandr
10 years, 11 months ago
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thanks, I did notice that little flaw I could have moved that wall over a little more on the Y axis I was looking more at the goggles there's a gap in the band and  the band is not as wide as I wanted it, also the hands are really messed up I am going to start practicing on making those but like I said this is only my third attempt  at making something with the Blender program but I am finding a lot of YouTube tutorials on the program and how to use hopefully one day I can make furry little critters that is my actual goal every sense I found that I like doing 3-D stuff I just have not sat down with it and some of the other programs I have found were really difficult to use and did not have any  tutorials on how to use them other than buying their manual.

Thank you very much, and I don't understand a word of what you were saying at the bottom, but it probably is very meaningful where you are at *hugs* an Tanks
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