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 i made this animation for a post on my sub talking about the villain of my show  

Just a few tests I'm doing on nomad

Hi,

Here is a teaser of my short story horror animation - "A Good Man" - premiere took place on 30.06.26. It was my biggest project yet.

You can now watch the full movie for free on youtube (link in comments).

A Good Man is a Blender EEVEE body horror animation that explores the dark, psychological portrait of a priest haunted by his own demons. More technical details in yt video description.

Wish you all the best!

does anyone need a 3D modeller? I've been using Blender for around 6 months and I'd love to get some experience actually making a model for someone, completely for free obviously. Feel free to reach out if so!

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"Took me a long time to make this , man the sfx were infuriating me cuz I added some many things falling 😂, there's even a TV offscreen that i forgot to remove 🥲.

I absolutely love the aesthetics of the backrooms, not to mention how kane pixels's version added a crazy level of cinematic depth , ( hope I see the film soon 💀).

#backrooms #ブレンダー #lowpolyart #blender3d #kaneparsons

You know, with the whole AI thing going around, can we still bag a modeler or animator job?

I keep applying on linkedin and keep getting rejected

This is my portfolio,

https://dat1braincell.artstation.com/

Is it because of that? Should I add more to it? Is it not enough and basic? If I should add more what should I add?

I want to be either in a 3D field, be it animation, modeling, rigging, texturing or a game developer or heck, how about all of them?

I have an interview from our college for this one java based company, I dont really like it, I dont even want to do it but I am supposed to attend it either way, I didnt even study for it today

I just need some advice, should I just suck it up and take on whatever job I am pushed into or should I try and get a job I like? Like, none of my game dev or animation, modeling applications get accepted, am I not applying enough? Or am I just bad? Should I get better? If so, what should I get better at?

Can someone help?

I can't deal with myself not knowing how the body's smaller parts move in different actions of human body, so I started to study the figure in a detailed way. Here is the first one in the series, I'll share more

16k tris / 6 materials

https://reddit.com/link/1uogwf0/video/v9oj7g79whbh1/player

Everything was made by me

First time finishing a character asset, so it took a little while but I think it was worth it. Had a lot of fun making it

I'd love to know how I can improve on it.

technical: 30k vertices, 60k tris, 8 textures (4k)