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3D Artist, working with Blender 3D, Krita & GIMP.

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3D Marble Race Going Downhill

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- January 12, 2022

The Marbles arrived in mountainous areas and are ready to race through Marble World's highest alps. Racing downhill is what they enjoy the most. Sit back, relax, and watch the latest marble race in the Marble Masters Championship Series.

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Stitch UV maps in Blender

- December 07, 2019

To stitch separated UV islands do the following Go into Edit Mode, and make sure Face Select Mode is enabled Press (A) to view all UV island In this example, I have two separated UV island and several loose faces Press (Alt + A) to deselect everything Then Press (L) to select only the Linked Faces of a UV island Make sure Seam Select is enabled, the Seam Select limits the selection to Seams. (Shift + Select) the face you want to stitch to the UV island Go into the UV Image Editor, and make sure Edge Select Mode is enabled Select the Edge which is the border between the UV island and the loose face Press (V) to stitch The edge now will light up green Press (Enter) to apply the stitch The loose Face will get moved and stitched to the UV island.

Dutch Canal House Made With Blender 2.82

- April 20, 2020

To practice my 3d modeling and texturing skills, I decided to make another building. This time I wanted to make a more realistic 3d asset and something which is called typical Dutch architecture. I made this Dutch canal house and according to Wikipedia a canal house (Dutch: grachtenpand) is a (usually old) house overseeing a canal. These houses are often slim, high and deep. Because of the danger of flooding the front door is sometimes higher up and only accessible via stairs. The floor of the main story lies about seven to nine steps above street level. Many stoops disappeared in the 19th century when entrances were moved to the basement. The modeling was quite straight forward to make, but this time the texturing took up most of the time. I hope you like the model. ► Subscribe to Bram: http://bit.ly/SubBram

Stylized Pickup Truck Made With Blender 2.82

- April 20, 2020

After watching Andri Viyono’s Timelapse video, in which he created a stylized car in just around 2 hours. I was intrigued if I could do the same and fired up Blender 2.82 and started modeling. It was a great exercise to try to be quicker in my 3d modeling process. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to do it in just two hours, this video is the end result of a good day’s work. It was lots of fun recreating this stylized Pickup Truck in Blender. I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it! ► Subscribe to Bram: http://bit.ly/SubBram

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