If you're using git then you might be able to get the work back, if it was only the push that got messed up not the actual commit you made locally! I am not sure otherwise, I've only really used git
Bloomington House (incl. closeups).
Had a lovely time working on this recent commission of a cozy childhood home.
That's so interesting to learn, I wouldn't have looked at this scene and guessed that there was so little landscape! It all looks so one-off and specific. Thanks for the sage advice!
That totally makes sense! For some reason whenever I've attempted to build a scene like that (including currently) I've struggled with the whole thing feeling too stiff & not-cohesive. Maybe I should be modeling the landscape first and then adding modular bits onto it? I'll figure it out eventually!
Bloomington House (incl. closeups).
Had a lovely time working on this recent commission of a cozy childhood home.
Probably a very silly question but I always wonder: how do you usually split up a scene like this asset-wise - i.e, how much of the design/composition is done in-editor and how much is done in a 3D modeling program?
Also really admire the designers' dedication to placing enterable, interactable bathrooms in every single level, sometimes multiple times.
Decided this year to play some old games that I have no nostalgia for, starting with the original Deus Ex from 2000. I knew I was going to enjoy it but wasn't expecting to get as engrossed as I did. I'm going to miss this crunchy, often endearingly janky, mysterious world
user interface is down the left hand side of the screen, which shows a map button, a question mark, various icons that show ants and spiders, puase, scent, and health meters. to the right is brown earth and a prompt showing an ant hatching from an egg(?), text above reads: you are now a worker!
simant, magazine screenshot (2004) archive.org/details/Xbox...
Hey there I am at 0:12! Interesting how some communities are so insular they've got a big moat around them - like "Everton Football Club Supporters" and "Salesforce Community Professionals"
Thank you! There's a lot more where this came from, you shall soon see
Here's the kind of thing I'm using this for - using the r channel of the vertex color to gradually control the wave intensity of this water
I'm kind of proud of this Blender script I managed to write that creates a vertex color gradient between two colors, starting with the vertices you've selected and ending x distance away. Extremely helpful for a lot of the shader-writing I've been doing lately
I'm so happy to see scarecrow still holding it down like this! What a magical place
Here's the kind of thing I'm using this for - using the r channel of the vertex color to gradually control the wave intensity of this water
I'm kind of proud of this Blender script I managed to write that creates a vertex color gradient between two colors, starting with the vertices you've selected and ending x distance away. Extremely helpful for a lot of the shader-writing I've been doing lately
a chunky 3d sculpted polygonal hand within a window with a thin line of ui icons on the left. the fingers are all bent inward.
swivel 3d professional, magazine screenshot, macintosh (1993) archive.org/details/mico...
Thanks for all the resposts/likes everyone! Waking up and having "60+" bluesky notifications is not something that happens much (anymore)
Thank you!
Nice! I'm very flattered to hear that! I'd love to make/work on a puzzle game at some point. That is very much my kind of thing
I almost missed #PortfolioDay! I’m Chris, a 3D artist/illustrator from the PNW. I've been getting more into Game Art this past year.
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2025 in a Nutshell
(Music: my short rendition of Alice in Chains' Nutshell)
2025 in a Nutshell
(Music: my short rendition of Alice in Chains' Nutshell)
A screenshot of the interface for Poser 3
Same - it still is! I remember when my dad bought it it came together with Poser 3, an equally bonkers piece of software
A screenshot of Bryce3D's user interface
Bryce3D. It's important for the interface of any 3D software I use to also be in 3D, to remind me how many dimensions we're dealing with here
I was wondering why I’d gotten a bunch of new followers all of a sudden! Thanks for including me!
Hi Bluesky! I’m a 3D artist/illustrator from the PNW.
linktr.ee/sweaterparrot
epilogue: and bits of sick
I used to dream about this exact thing when I was a kid, specifically a big 1950s-style mainframe up in the clouds that you had to punch your (poop) query into and get the answer printed out on a little tape
This is an excellent idea. I'll be sure to credit you (by your full name) for this idea once it makes it into the game
