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Testing out some variants of Blender’s new built‑in materials. Making something pretty feels almost effortless right now!
This turned out great!
Looking clean!
WOWWWWWW
Fantastic work👏🔥🔥
Nice work!
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I envy you guys that can create wonderful stuff on blender... I'm always so overwhelmed by it
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The "3D" is actually just a video. The animation was made in Blender (not by me), then I exported it as a video and used a component that syncs the video playback with the scroll position.
Pretty cool way to get a 3D-like effect without embedding a real 3D scene.
The quality might look a bit off in places, but I think that's because the animation itself is pretty fast. I'll probably slow it down and see if that improves it.
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That resort mark moving into the pool shot sells the whole mood in two seconds flat, Jitter was clearly worth learning. Is the portfolio backlog piling up because paid work keeps winning out, or is it more the classic struggle to make time for your own stuff?