#SketchUp Model

[mo-nmage]

officially done with recreating part of the moon nexus set from the dragon prince!

it took longer than i hoped because i was too busy + there's only so much you can do with limited references and only like.. 2 photos to base yourself off for the design and measurements lmao

i'm proud of it though!! here are some rendered photos i made <3

modeling software: sketchup

rendering software: vray

+ bonus: as for this one, it was more of something i thought i would like to add to the already finished design. i figured that with all the moon magic things they had going on in the nexus they would have some sort of light for the temples, so i added it to the little moon arcanum symbols at the top of each one

if you'd like to see my process (struggles) here is the post where everything started

[sarifel-corrisafid-ilxhel]

I have finally completed the first stage of my Dome Ship model! Next step - All the little details ships need but weren't shown in the official art, like windows, maneuvering thrusters, greebles, airlocks, etc. Final stage will be detailing the dome interior, since trees use a bajillion polygons and I don't know how I'm gonna do that.

[hewoweens]

🐼🌸

[mappinglasirena]

"So what do you do for procrastination when you should be studying for an upcoming exam self-care?"

"Oh, I spend about a day modeling the bulkheads of my most beloved little speed freighter in painstaking detail. How about you?"

[rad-roche]

i've been figuring, if i'm going to be doing comics, how i'd go about constructing 3d models for environments as reference. i'm never gonna be the kind of person who super loves drawing environmental stuff, i'm a portrait painter at heart, so anything that helps me cut down on the time spent doing that is a good thing. so i went through my options. blender is very, very powerful. almost too powerful. it's still hard of me to get a grip of. sketchup? pretty easy to work with, but i'm on 2017 and the bastard company charges now so there are incompatibilities and importing models can be a pain. and then i remembered i have some stuff to do for the fallout campaign i'm running for buddies

the ones i make combat dioramas for in tabletop sim

i think i may have figured it out

[det2x]

TWST HALL OF MIRROR ARCH 3D MODEL

WIP # 1

Practicing 3D modelling skills after being stagnant in doing architectural stuff for months. I've always wanted to make a floor plan or 3D model based on games.

End goal: Make an interior model/render of the TWST Hall of Mirror

This is personal use and work, Do not use the pictures and repost for commercial use or the likes.

Model made in Sketchup

Rendering: Twinmotion

Twisted Wonderland (c) Disney, Aniplex

Reference Comparison:

[jobfelixpinto]

INSTALL NEW ENSCAPE 4.6.0

[blueskyheadleft010]

Finally, my keyblade base is complete!

Now I can work on making shaders for it :D

[g2ot8]

I made these:3

[sarifel-corrisafid-ilxhel]

A couple of weeks ago, I woke up really early one day and was seized by the need to play around with 3D modelling again. About ten hours of progress later, this is what I have: My take on an Andalite space fighter, with inspiration from Star Trek (tiny deflector dish under the cockpit/saucer) and No Man's Sky (engines and wings). I'm not sure how much longer I will work on this or how far I will take it, but I'm already very happy with it.

As always, modeled in Sketchup Make 2017 and rendered with Kerkythea. There's a few rendering issues with light shining in places it shouldn't, but I think that's because I have the model divided into subsections still. Makes working on components easier.

[fyeahwaywardvictorians]

I made a 3d asylum in sketchup! Loosely based on the Traverse City State Hospital in Michigan. I might add landscaping and stuff later.

[low-poly-pa]

woah im here again

wait . as i write that i realize this Isnt the first ive been back to sketchup . wait i should post my other shenanigans ghdfjk anyways~

these are hair pins to 3d print ! my hair is too short for bun pins but too strong for bobby pins so i made these to stab two in the bottom and one in the top to keep a hairnet around it. and also theyre pretty bc of course

ive never 3d printed before so hopefully something flat should be easy to figure it out. and hopefully the fact that at some point i went from 7/8ths to ~7/8ths doesnt fuck with anything >.<

[immortal-archives]

I teach myself a new useless skill everyday

[corynm]

Building some environments to practice with 💕

[chorne-the-firstborn]

For backgrounds I've started just doing shapes with the select tool, filling color and throwing gradients over them - and it's allowed me to do all of my BGs on autopilot!

( As opposed to what I was doing before which was like. Drawing outlines for each brick. Why did I do that to myself. )