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@theluthier Thanks for the compliments and the advices Kent 🙂
I’ll try to do better next week 🙂

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@golden-kitty Haha thanks a lot 😉

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@silentheart00 I will do some tests who knows what i can find? 🙂

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@silentheart00 Thanks for your feedback 🙂

i must admit you’re right i didn’t see it before but… The grass and the rock seems less “cartoonish” than the others objects (sword, plant, trees…)i dont know what cause this effect 😮

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@smurfmier1985 Thanks miranda glad you liked it =)

For the rocks i just followed this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3Lq9SOpzDM

Its an icosphere edited with a subdivision surface (of 5 i think) and a displacement modifier.
Just be aware that the effect of the displacement (as all modifiers) shows only in object mode. So i had to tweak the options of the texture in Edit mode and switch back to object mode to see the result…

For the starry sky it’s just a plane with a particle system on it.
I used the technique that jonathan lampel shows into the “creating grass in blender” course.
In the chapter 2 “modeling with grass” he shows that you can use an object as a particle to create tons of instances of it ^^.

I just took a sphere (with a emission material) and… POOF !

(note: the sphere must be scaled a bit larger to see results with this matcap ^^)

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Week 2:

Fist of all a HUGE thanks to everyone for the feedbacks, i didn’t take time to answer to each of you, i only put likes to your comment, sorry for that i’ll take time to answer you now ^^’.
 That said lets go for the submission:

“Week 2 Homework Submission” 

8 months ago (in january) i’ve experienced the joy of edit mode toward a project: a sword.
The name of this sword is Cigüe (it’s a poison).
Here was the sword:

I decided to re-create it again, but this time with some…improvements ^^
This is the final render:

I have to thanks @golden-kitty  for his advices about matcaps it helped me to made this cartoonish style that i like a LOT ^^
AND: the course of jonathan lampel about grass and particles… this tool is so powerful….

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@golden-kitty
Wait…How did you make the back of the scene green, and the rest of it “matcaped” ?
When i add a matcap, my whole scene use the matcap :O

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@golden-kitty
Woah i should use this matcap ^^
Thanks  for the answer ^^.
We can render it with a openGL render !…. WOAH tons of options are here now… <3

@yukinoh1989 The grease pencil is a tool into blender.
You can use it when you press D+click, you’ll draw on your screen with.
I’ve only used it to make some annotations into the 2.79, but with the 2.8 version it has been improved !

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@curious Can i ask you how did you create this style for your turtle scene?

Did you used the grease pencil ? It looks like a concept art 🙂

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I’m so impressed ! :O You’re scene is amazing ! 

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I like all this suzanne on their stick ^^
It looks an ancient road made by a civilisation or something like this ^^
Maybe this temple is here to pray suzanne? Who knows ? x)
Nice work anyway 😉 

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Woah ! Nice ship, it looks definitly good 🙂  

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@yukinoh1989
Weedle   ! ! ! Haha very nice 😉

A little tip for you: think to name your objects it helps a LOT.
 For example: You can rename all the primitives witch makes the head: Head- (name of the primitive)
Head-Horn
Head-Nose
Head-eyes etc….

Its a bit more simple for you to find where your pieces are, expecially if you work with tons of objects 😉

You gave me the inspiration for today i’ll do a caterpie with primitives just for fun :D.

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@yukinoh1989 I must admit i dont really know.
For my case, i didn’t use any modifier in my submission 😮

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Really nice bird house !
The materials are so simple but looks so good ! Well done 🙂 

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