Dr. Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy. I suppose, her colour scheme fits the season
Based on the iconic Sideshow Art by Artgerm - Poison Ivy by Artgerm
And then, I thought it’d be fun to make that a glossy magazine cover
And staying on topic, why not do one for Frank the Plant?
Wireframes for those interested
Interesting learnings
I made my own little randomised ivy node:
Randomising nested nodes was the real challenge, happy to explain if anyone cares.
My other pieces:
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engart
(Engineering Art)
December 19, 2024, 2:42am
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Great work for sure! As a side note, in my experience, that is the most effective poison.
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Thanks!
It’s virtually impossible to stay up to date with the story arcs. In fact, I don’t even know if Ivy’s even considered a villain.
engart
(Engineering Art)
December 19, 2024, 3:45am
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I don’t even know who or what Poison Ivy is. My point was, take a look at the first image, ignore any reference whatsoever, ignore the ivy, and you will see the poison haha.
Not to distract from your fine work. It is outstanding. Far better than I could do. Great job! I particularly like the magazine cover. Great idea.
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Oh, poison as in “choose your poison”
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Wow, she looks so beautiful! And the magazine cover was such a good idea!
I was also wondering how long you had spent modelling the ivy (the plant), until I found out that you had actually used geometry nodes!
Amazing work, really.
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Thanks.
For something that’s “a lot of random parts”, Geometry nodes is a very accessible tool for casuals like me to fake detail.
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bartv
(Bart Veldhuizen)
December 20, 2024, 10:17am
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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
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Thanks, a great weekend to you too!
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