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Kid Friendly places for CG/3D inspiration?

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  • July 23, 2019 at 12:17 pm #10472
    Shawn Blanch
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      This is my first topic so hopefully I am following rules.

      Do y’all know websites with 3D/CG style “artwork” galleries that are kid friendly without mature content (overly grotesque/bloody and no sexual/provocative content).

      I have looked at some of the bigger websites like: ArtStation, etc….. but I was hoping for something more along the lines of ArtForKidsHub (youtube art channel for kids drawing). I, my 9 yr old, and my 5 yr old are all artistly devouring everything creative we can find along these lines.

      I am having a hard time finding inspiration for myself and my children without coming across distractive and inappropriate content in galleries online but I know how important inspirational content is. I’ll continue my search but thought I would ask the team/forum I love so dearly who has taught me most everything I know about CG art via many kid friendly training videos.

      I know inspiration comes from many places, but for the online places I was hoping to find more along those lines. We will stick to our friendly alternatives (nature, & real-world-kid-friendly, & artforkidshub) in the mean time 🙂

      Thanks for any help if you know of any such places and are willing to share.

      July 24, 2019 at 10:26 pm #48353
      lofaktirhum
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        sketchfab.com is a website wich won´t show you mature content if you don´t want to. I think it should work for you. I will keep seaching anyway, this was just a “first idea”.

        July 27, 2019 at 2:11 am #48354
        cantorsdust
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          Behance and Dribbble are pretty good about this, just search “3d” — It’s mostly full of poppy compositions, and friendly characters, the only thing that’s a little bit racy sometimes are those that use models (the other kind of modeling, ya’know with people) but they are few and far between, and usually as tasteful as a waiting room magazine. 

          July 31, 2019 at 1:40 pm #48355
          Shawn Blanch
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            @cantorsdust Thanks for those two. I did a quick scroll when typing 3D and it’s not bad but still pops up with content fairly quickly which is distracting but I think Dribbble was the better of the two.

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