SciFi and CG Renders

[Bluegazer]

Can it be viewed in MS Paint 3D or Blender? I'm sorry you have to give it up. I feel that when we spend time on creative things we naturally want to give back what we learned to others. And personally, I feel that I consume much more art than I produce.

You can view the parts in Blender if you have or can obtain a plugin that can read files in 3MF format.

GitHub - Ghostkeeper/Blender3mfFormat: Blender add-on to import/export 3MF files

Blender add-on to import/export 3MF files. Contribute to Ghostkeeper/Blender3mfFormat development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Even so, the files are already prepared to be sent to the printer from the slicer.

I'm curious as to how you will now apply Ark's quote of doing what you love to do, if you don't mind sharing?

I'll just let things take their natural course. The intention is still there. But as I said, I was forcing it. And honestly, I didn't see much point in doing something only to leave it abandoned in a corner where no one could enjoy it.

Since I was little, I've been a fan of giant robots (a.k.a. mecha). It's a fascination that grew over time. And giant robots... well, they're there to fight giant enemies, right? I mean... the Nephilim are just around the corner, aren't they?

 

[Bluegazer]

I was working on a redesign of the characters' costumes. Specifically, the space suit/pilot suit. I tried to create a mix between the designs of the anime from the 80s and 90s. I used some prefabricated assets, combining them and creating an original design for the overall surface (skin) of the suit.

 

[Bluegazer]

I'm not a fan of AI, but that doesn't mean I hate it entirely. I believe that as long as humans remain in control and have complete creative authority, it can help generate new ideas.

That said, I used Grok Imagine and turned my characters into photorealistic images: