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Artwork => Finished Works and Works in Progress => Topic started by: CoriDavis on December 25, 2023, 12:38:42 pm
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Interesting title, eh? Also fitting I'd finish this on Christmas.
This has to be my most ambitious model yet. I had an idea for an album cover that would have a Vaporwave theme. And I thought, since it's Christian music, what if I took the idea of the Statue of David and made it Jesus instead! This took me something like three weeks to finish. I've had a lot more free time and motivation for art now that I have a new job. I'm super proud of it. This is hands down the best model I've EVER made. It turned out EXACTLY how I envisioned it!
I'll render a 360 turnaround once I'm back from the Christmas festivities. I still have a lot more models to make for the scenery.
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VERY nicely done, Cori!
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it's been an epic journey watching this take shape over on the Discord server, and the end result is magnificent 8)
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Thank you! It's been a long and tedious process. Looking at the dates this took just over two weeks to finish!
I finally got my 360 rendered!
(https://static.wixstatic.com/media/3207ac_6e5d10a88b544fffa64767a9d926a867~mv2.gif)
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The vaporwave imagery is coming together! This just makes me SO happy to look at!
It's also my first time trying out reflectivity in ART. I don't know why I always thought it was so intimidating and didn't understand it. It's super easy! I initially didn't like how the tiles were reflecting the color of the sky, turning them purple instead of the bright pink I was going for. But after fiddling around with it, I eventually realized I like the light purple more. It works better with the color theory.
There are more things I want to add to the scene, so stay tuned. Hopefully I can work it out without overcomplicating it.
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Very nice model, CoriDavis!
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Thanks Steve! I'm always so happy to see you comment!
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Exciting news! My friend got it 3D printed for me and now it's in real life!!!
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Nice model. How was it finished, with paint?
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Nice model. How was it finished, with paint?
It was printed in white and then I sprayed it with a coat of Rustoleum triple-thick glaze hoping to reduce some of the lines without the alternative of sanding it. I'll probably give it one or two more coats though.