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#3dmodel

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Garrett Speed

A few weeks ago @notjustbikes released a video on Klinkers, the standardized bricks used for paving in the Netherlands. Today, on a bike ride near Sint Michielsgestel (near 's-Hertogenbosch), I found odd 'ribbed' klinkers used as lane markers in the bike lane.

Just because I'm a weirdo, I made a 3D model of the klinker, and subsequently an animation of it.

Gif Attached, but if that doesnt work: garrettspeed.com/wp-content/up

3D Model:
skfb.ly/pvXtw

#3dmodel #BikeTooter
@BicycleDutch

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Blue Appaloosa

Making progress on the horse skull. You get a close-up of the temporal bone (just behind/below the ear), because it's taken as much time as the rest of the model combined. 😭

Still needs teeth and some other details. (Yes, this is box-modeled.)

Screenshot of a horse skull, zoomed in to show the temporal bone (just behind/under the ear), side-ish view.
Screenshot of a horse skull, zoomed in to show the temporal bone (just behind/under the ear), bottom-ish view.
Screenshot of a horse skull, side-ish view. The model is missing it's teeth.
Screenshot of a horse skull, bottom-ish view. The model is missing it's teeth.
#SciArt#3dModel
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Heather :chickadee:

Waaaay back when, I used a free Z-Brush-like program (I can NOT remember the name of it, :oof: ) to sculpt this 3D model of Aster's head, so I could more make sense of how to draw it from different angles.

It helped a *bunch* when I went on to draw the first chapter. You can read that at sableandaster.com/

The only thing I'd change is I'd scooch her ear back a little farther; it's way too far forward, it's sitting on her cheekbone. x__x Whoops!

A profile view of a greyscale 3D model of the head of a dragon. She has a long nose, large eyes, twisted Eland-like horns, cow-like ears.
The same model but pictured from the front, to see her muzzle in perspective.
A 3/4 view of her left side.
A 3/4 view of her right side.
#SableAndAster#3D#3DModel
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