Tag: blender

Lucas Zanotto is one of my favorite artists. He makes minimalist animations around mental health. I’m very fond of those… Continue reading 0017: Mood Swing Animation

So, today I got really surprised when I noticed in a kitchen bowl, how my own reflection would appear mirrored… Continue reading 0016: Surprised with my inverted reflection in a bowl

Finally learning some 3D camera and lenses theory and practice. Depth of field, focal plane and F-stop. The bigger the… Continue reading 0005: The more F-Stops, the more F’s in Focus

Understanding and practicing Dolly Zoom. Also playing around with the array modifier. 3D cameras and compositing is hard. Lighting is… Continue reading 0006: Dolly the Sheep, Zoomed

Finally starting to learn lights and lighting! Also remember: deal with the scene Exposure, instead of trying to “explode” the… Continue reading 0015: Learning 3D Lighting is Fun

Inspired by this video.

I recreated an old magazine Ad / CD-ROM cover in Blender. This is probably the most fun I’ve had in… Continue reading 0013: Old 90’s CD-Rom cover recreated in Blender

Procedural shading in Blender is fun. Also a reminder that I have to learn Photoshop Masks again. Corridor made in… Continue reading 0009: The Mandatory Stranger in the Sci-Fi Corridor

Procedural shading done in Blender, without any help from tutorials this time – it’s still far from good, but it’s… Continue reading 0010: Meatball Asteroid Pulsing Field

Hard-surface modeling without add-ons. Lighting and composition in Blender is extremely difficult. Photobashing in Photoshop is fun, but very hard.… Continue reading 0003: Hard Surface Modeling + First Photobash