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“There are two main goals for these contests: Fun and Glory.
Fun: You get only 4 days to create a cool image, based on the theme for the week.
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Pure EEVEE (express) (colorcorrection in GIMP).
Struggled a lot this weekend, but then made this in a few minutes. These are plugs for meshmachine I made before, that was quite challenging to make. Then the material is using two normal maps. (no diffuse, no roughness maps, just two normal maps). It is rendered in EEVEE and lighting is done with the EV Express addon.
I think in this civilization, a lot of things are done for the first time. It’s also a civilization we know a little bit about it and the years before that is a kind of a black hole. (What do we know about 8.000 B.C.?)
I still have to do more work on the punnet, both materially and the model itself. Does anyone know how to procedurally break up the edges, to crumple them up a bit? I’d like to investigate how to do that rather than actually edit the geo. Just so I can learn how to do that.
I also want to add some motion blur to the falling cherries, and maybe I’ll reframe it a little.
I’m still not too sure about the framing, but generally I’m happy enough with it. Texturing the box was my favourite part, even though I couldn’t get it all done how I wanted it, it was still a great learning experience.
By edges you mean the borders of the basket, not the edges of the mesh? The pointiness attribute might be useful for that, and you can use a noise or wave texture together with true displacement to achieve a wrinkled effect.
Pure entry. The boot message was written in inkscape, everything else was made in Blender using procedural textures.
I’m a bit tight on time this weekend, so here is a quick entry. It was supposed to be a robot’s head, but it looks more like a early 90s desktop computer. Also, I overdid with the whitespace.
