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Prototyping with real-world scenarios, even fictional ones, is one of the best ways to sharpen skills, so here's a "client-style" exercise: a website hero animation.
Keeping motion clean in hero sections is trickier than it looks. Every bit of movement needs to earn its place, or it just competes for attention instead of drawing people in.
This is a mockup solar flower hero, built and rendered in Blender using Eevee for fast real-time iteration. The animation itself is intentionally simple and the real focus here was on the rigging setup driving it.
this is so fascinating to watch in motion, excellent concept!
CLASS!!
This so pretty!!!
Amazing work🔥👏👏
Amazing work
Love the 3d animation, this takes work, and it shows, excellent work zak.
perfect..
amazing work
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