u/HozzDesigns

Any feedback before cleaning are welcome!

Still practicing with Toonsquid, trying different types of animation..I've tried to do the wave principle on the fins but it's very difficult to achive..

I learned a lot from this exercise. I've always wondered why animation artists do things frame by frame, it takes so much effort! But when I tried it myself, I found it very interesting and addictive.

Animation artists, especially the old-school ones, should be appreciated more and nee ones too. I can't even comprehend how they made whole movies like that in the past. I was watching a short clip of Tom & Jerry and thought, "Wow, that was made in the '50s, and the animation is flawless!"

No one would do this job unless they really loved what they were doing.

The concept of the design is a handle with changeable attachments for gardening or maybe other uses.

The design is inspired by ancient egyprian mirror handles.

I stumbled upon this beauty i made long time ago, and thought I'd retouch the photos to make them look like old WWII battleship photographs and share with you guys.

I designed this cardboard battleship for a contest held by the video game World of Warships. The challenge was to build a ship using only paper or cardboard materials.

Having access to a CNC machine helped a lot in creating something this big and complex.

It ended up placing 10th, and I won a mouse pad!

I made this as prototype for a pipe stand for my pipes before i use different material, but it worked so good that i kept it and still using it as it is.