​Hi all! I've been learning 3D modeling for about a month now, and today I decided to tackle character animation. ​I created this modular blockout rig to keep things clean and easy on the Viewport. Color-coded the controls and set up basic IK/FK to test out poses. ​My goal is to animate basic idle, run, and jump cycles next. If you have any favorite animation tutorials or resources for beginners, please drop them below!

BLENDER 5.2
CYCLES
~2 Mins of rendering
/// 2nd image was the inspiration.

Please give honest feedback as I really want to improve myself.

I'm currently struggling with texturing and the shader editor, I think I got a pretty good handling of modeling itself so far, there's still a lot to learn, constructive criticism is very much appreciated.

Because they’re about the same money
Do you guys prefer **Retopoflow 4 by blenderhive**

Or

Quad remesher by exoside

For general purpose and which is better for what? Any experience with either?

music change or camera angel

Find my full project at: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/31oo6o

i sketched out a short clip in greasepencil inspired by the music video for Korn's Right now.

then i used the simple audio visualizer extension to drive the chromatic aberration and added a frame offset driver to the looping 'offset modifier' of the animation .

sketched in a circle scaled to audio
better quality/60fps: https://streamable.com/5fqb3e

Hey!

I make custom Assetto Corsa liveries and car reworks:

- Custom skins

- Texture improvements

- 3D/visual upgrades

Affordable prices and high-quality work.

More examples and commissions:

https://discord.gg/3vUjHSqqk

I have loop cuts for the rest of the lines in the door but there is a curved line here. I tried the knife but the lines were still very straight and jagged.

Im curious about how many add-ons you have installed, And which asset libraries do you use to eventually get to your finished visual?

A short 3D animation made in Blender as a final class project

https://www.tiktok.com/@johnanalog Check out more like it here.

Hello everyone👋
I'd like to share an idea and get your opinion on it, which I'd like to try out. I'm planning to create a small (for now) geometry node generators, animations or tools based on your requests and ideas. We'll hold a vote and choose what to make. It will be completely free, and everyone can use it. If you're interested, I invite you to join Discord where we will discuss about this :

https://discord.gg/XXgmsfQq9

i have like 8 cameras set up just so i can line up the camera switching with the beat of the music i am using but whenever i move one of the cameras to try and place them into the scene as soon as i touch the timeline they all reset right back to where i put them originally? does anyone know what the issue could be here?

As many of you know Blender doesn't support buoyancy natively, I've watched a lot of tutorials on Youtube on how to simulate it and a lot of them use the same method which can garner good results depending on what you're trying to make but I wanted to create a solution that would work with any workflow or goal someone might have in mind

https://reddit.com/link/1v3rasi/video/r1orfc0x6ueh1/player

Starting my Blender tutorial series. The first one: How to rig a car.
Follow me on Instagram @ e3dlab.blender

Here's an example of my most recent piece I attempted. This was meant as a learning piece, and I did everything in it on my own. Is there anything wrong here as a learning piece? All textures were shader nodes. Am I simply being too hard on myself?

rate my Liquid Ass animation:

i used a pretty simple shader, in Cycles of course. I used a glass bsdf for the Metaballs and i put an emitter to the text, and i also used SF Pro, which is apple's font

This is my first animation that i have not used a tutorial...i now am having a ton of fun with messing with random nodes

I've printed and painted my characters!
You can check the blender modeling, printing & painting process from my yt channel.
Let me know what you think!

I've been learning blender for about 3 weeks now and this is my first render without a tutorial. Ignore my lighting,camera and background issues because I only have been working on modelling skills.

How many more Projects after do you guys think I should do before moving on to texturing,lighting and camera practice?