My Blender Progress

[Jairus Francois]

Just started my progress through the fundamentals and created an (unsafe) rocket boat truck using only primitives.

[tmtigran]

Very nice!

[Martin Bergwerf]

That’s a cool looking result👍🏻

[Blaine Jensen]

Nice! Good job!

[Jairus Francois]

Thank you all for the compliments!

[Omar Domenech]

That is a cool idea, you should keep iterating on it as you progress and learn more and more to make it more complex. 

[Dwayne Savage]

That’s pretty cool and complex for a primative excise. 

[Jairus Francois]

Working through the Sci-Fi Crate section after the holiday weekend(U.S.) and I decided to try my hand at making a cylindrical unit. Enjoyed making little accents for some personalization. Keypad on the cube crate was a fun self challenge.

[Martin Bergwerf]

Excellent work👍🏻

I really love that cylindrical version!

[Jairus Francois]

Having finished the fundamentals course, this was the low poly room I created. Altered the camera angle as the isometric style didn’t really show off some of the smaller things. That said I’m pleased with how this turned out. Off to learn about sculpting.

[Martin Bergwerf]

Great result!

I love that camera angle!

Just your ‘rocket boat truck’ toy appears to have its front ‘wheel(s)’ floating in the air.

[Jairus Francois]

Ah you’re correct, I totally missed that. Now that I take a fresh look at it, almost looks like its racing across the shelf doing a wheelie haha.

[Jairus Francois]

I completely forgot about this, but I figure it was time to update my progress on things I’ve made along the way here

[Jairus Francois]

My sharks I did. The two bottom images are for adjustments I made in line with feedback from my exercise submission (he skipped fin day). But in reality I just zoned out and missed that. But happier with the improvement as it looks more proportional and accurate to the reference.

[Jairus Francois]

This is my lighting exercise I just finished up. Was going for a classic 70’s (and even 60’s) era lighting style given the furniture and aesthetic. I had a lot of fun working through how to accent various parts without it becoming the “main” eye grab.

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