And here's the original one I made back in 2020 ๐
This is a remake of one of my first nature scenes; it's always so satisfying to look back and see how far I've come since then. All made in Blender, rendered with Cycles.
Let me know what you think!
Here's the original which I made back in 2020 when I was first starting out ๐
This is actually a remake of one of my first nature scenes; it's always so satisfying to look back and see how far I've come since then. I'll put the original in the comments.
All made in Blender, rendered with Cycles. Let me know if you have any feedback, I'm always looking for ways to improve โ๏ธ
grumbles "and the lift is still broken... hate these shitty stairs... 350th floor flat was a stupid idea..."
All made in Blender ๐
All made in Blender, rendered with Cycles ๐
My newest artwork, all made in 3D using Blender and rendered with Cycles (250 samples + denoising), composited with Photoshop. Hope you like it!
Something I made today. This originally started as a lighting experiment but I was pretty happy with the result so kept going.
All made in Blender, Cycles 256 samples with denoising โ๏ธ
My bad, don't think I appreciated the difference.
My point still stands though. Can no entertainment company ever use an R in for their logo without risking the wrath of the T2 legal team? Seems like a ridiculous claim
I can't believe 8 people had the exact same idea for a post at the same time, that's crazy
/s
So the artwork is called "The Heart of the Forest". I was envisioning this heart-like organic plant structure representing some kind of forest deity, hidden in this temple deep in nature. The person there (which funnily enough is a model of me) is on a pilgrimage to visit this forest deity ๐
I hate ads too, but devs have to eat so why should we not pay them when we use an app or service they spend countless time making and maintaining?
Sync is a one-time payment of ยฃ17.99 / $20 to remove ads and for the amount I'll be using this app, I think that's absolutely fair. I'll spend more on one takeaway pizza on a Friday night.
As always, made with Blender and rendered with Cycles. Always keen for feedback, positive or negative :)
All made using Blender. Hope you like it ๐
Thanks, this is actually super useful feedback because I'm not much of a photographer myself. I used the default Blender 35mm film with I think a 35mm lens at F-stop 10.0. The scene used real-world scales
From what I could find online an F-stop from 8-16 seemed to be an appropriate range for those sorts of lenses, but would you have any other insights? Quite an easy thing to fix for sure but I'm definitely lacking knowledge here