Sketchbook: mwilson
Hello folks. New to the forum, pretty new to 3D in general.
I've poked at 3D for the last couple years but didn't make a concerted effort to learn anything until a few months ago. I've used a few programs but I honestly find blender to have the most intuitive interface / workflow for me.
I'm not completely sure what the ultimate goal of this is, I don't think I'll ever have the talent to make a career out of it, but I get a lot of enjoyment out of modeling. So here's some of the work I've done over the past few months, and some sketches from the past year or so. Constructive criticism is appreciated, though I already know I'm not a particularly good artist
I've poked at 3D for the last couple years but didn't make a concerted effort to learn anything until a few months ago. I've used a few programs but I honestly find blender to have the most intuitive interface / workflow for me.
I'm not completely sure what the ultimate goal of this is, I don't think I'll ever have the talent to make a career out of it, but I get a lot of enjoyment out of modeling. So here's some of the work I've done over the past few months, and some sketches from the past year or so. Constructive criticism is appreciated, though I already know I'm not a particularly good artist
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Good job for taking this on and learning even though it's not your main field great stuff
I needed a box for something, I like how it turned out. I just got through playing portal 2 and wanted to try my hand at hard surface + organic. (I'm aware I mirrored the textures on the planks but since this will be just a random asset I didn't really see the need to texture the entire thing)
Work in progress. There's also a roof that goes over it not pictured. Any critique on making the wood look better?
A new style I'm toying with