some iterations of the crate from the fundamentals of modeling

[al guti]

[Martin Bergwerf]

Nice results.

The bottom image is a bit hard to read (I think). Also, the crate itself and some of the Icospheres are partiallyintersecting the table (/floor?).

[Omar Domenech]

Nice, that’s a cool idea, to have the chassis of the crate apart. I agree with Martin’s feedback 🤙🏼

[al guti]

thanks guys, love the engagement. and thank you for the feedback. figured I’d post something for sake of it just to build momentum to keep going and learning blender. I sometimes forget community can be a huuuge motivator. Appreciate you guys taking the time out to reply to this post!

[al guti]

what are you guys thoughts on AI art and all these new image generators, like runway ML, pika labs and all the other extensions and tools that people are using to generate somewhat impressive results, I think under a matter of time till we are able to create some incredible things with prompting and AI that will be close to movie quality stuff. 

[Omar Domenech]

Yeah I’m in, at least right now is a tool I welcome, it is making my work faster an easier. 

[Martin Bergwerf]

That’s a complicated question.

I think that there is absolutely nothing against using AI to make images.

But let’s say we call such an image art. Then the question arises: “Who’s the artist?”

If for instance a king ordered a painter to make his portrait, then would you call the king the artist and the painter the tool they used?

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