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Description
Model made using a reference drawing from my art atelier.
Program: Blender

#modelling #blender3dmodel #blendercyclesrender #360degree

Note:

Finally, I finished this thing. The model actually didn't take that long, maybe 2/3 hours. However, I also made an armature for this guy in case I want to animate him running as imagined and had to readjust the hierachie of the bones to make the neck and head move by itself. I'd say it was also like 1/2 hours.

What really took some time to do was the fricking 360 turn. On paper, it's the easiest thing to do, but for some reason the camera couldn't find the circle path to follow. So I first animated the camera manually, which as you might guess wasn't the best idea. Then found out what a path was and tried to make the circle with that, but I wasn't really satisfied. And by some chance, when I tried to just use a premade circle and track that, it just worked as if nothing happend. Oh and let's not forget the render time *cough*. Luckily I learned that one can set a timer for each frame to render, just set the max at 10 seconds and voila.

Hope this creature impresses you somewhat, and have a nice day.

Description
Model made using a reference drawing from my art atelier.
Program: Blender

#modelling #blender3dmodel #blendercyclesrender #360degree

Note:

Finally, I finished this thing. The model actually didn't take that long, maybe 2/3 hours. However, I also made an armature for this guy in case I want to animate him running as imagined and had to readjust the hierachie of the bones to make the neck and head move by itself. I'd say it was also like 1/2 hours.

What really took some time to do was the fricking 360 turn. On paper, it's the easiest thing to do, but for some reason the camera couldn't find the circle path to follow. So I first animated the camera manually, which as you might guess wasn't the best idea. Then found out what a path was and tried to make the circle with that, but I wasn't really satisfied. And by some chance, when I tried to just use a premade circle and track that, it just worked as if nothing happend. Oh and let's not forget the render time *cough*. Luckily I learned that one can set a timer for each frame to render, just set the max at 10 seconds and voila.

Hope this creature impresses you somewhat, and have a nice day.