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This piece is No. G in the series, titled Bashe | 巴蛇. 🐍🐘🦴
I created it as a seamless loop animation.with no AI involved.
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it's cute!
One word… “wow”
What tool did you use?
Cinema4D😊
Okay… first time hearing about this…
I’ll check it out
Dope!
Voted loop, the final render has so much more depth with the lighting and environment than the clay model view. The scale detail on the snake is impressive for a seamless loop, no easy way to fake that repetition looking natural.
Thank you! I’m so glad you noticed.🙌
The Bashe reference is brilliant. Love the detail and the fact it is fully hand-made.
Appreciate it! ;)
beautiful, feels alive!
The hard part of a seamless loop is hiding the seam so the eye never catches the repeat, and doing that hand-keyed on an organic snake coil is genuinely tough. The lit final render carries real weight over the clay view, and keeping it fully hand-made shows.
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