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This is a redo of an old animation I did on Pencil 2D, but now it is on blender because Blender has more options compared to Pencil 2D and again, I want to improve my art and animation skills once more.
There are definitely a lot more mechanics to Blender. And I would have stuck to Krita for animation because I'm more familiar with it. The problem is that I can't render a video file through Krita on my laptop. I have to go through a bunch of hoops for that. It's a lot of work.
But this was good. This was a good practice. I'm also going to try and draw and/or learn something every day, just to improve my skills. And, I will force myself to upload it here. No matter how bad it looks.
2026 is going to be a year of improvements and better health!
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Wanted to try my hand at animating dancing, and I think I did a good job!
On the road to achieving Godhood.
( just opened up Blender for the first time.)
I really liked how the wrench turned out, it looks pretty realistic and the table really brings it together, i’m also happy that i figured out how to import jpegs via youtube. Proportions turned out nicely, I measured parts of the wrench to make it more realistic, and the lighting makes it seem like the tool is laid on a workbench. I learned how to import jpegs, which is important for later work, and how to use the extrude tool for the teeth of the other end of the wrench. I had a lot of difficulties with blender itself, it would not show the work bench/table and would only render a blank plane with colored wrench. I think i’d do just as i did, but try and figure out the plane problem sooner.
the end part of my bma sculpture was a hit, everyone liked it because it was both a surprise and well timed. The colors worked well and they camera angle was well placed as well, though I wish I had more time on it, because it was much harder to make than the wrench. The animation itself wasn't as smooth as I wanted it to be but it worked well enough and I thinks I'd change the lighting if I could.
The "floor" or plane is made up of colors that standout against one another and are in a repeating order so that they can be seen through the cube.
the cube has a smooth texture, the clearness of the cube only adds to this, making the cube look like an everyday object such as a paper weight.
Repitition is found in the "floor" tiles, making it slightly more interesting than a plain surface than a single color.