Showing posts with label cyberpunk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cyberpunk. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 18, 2022

Cyberpunk Catbed



Did a scan of our cat Pinku the other day while she was fast asleep.
This is what I did with that scan

The original scan had some bugs because the lighting was suboptimal, so large chunks were missing.

Pinku the cat by Chaitanya Krishnan on Sketchfab 

I took it to Blender to explore some repair techniques, but woundup building this contraption around it.


Heres the finished model..

Cyberpunk Catbed Porcelain by Chaitanya Krishnan on Sketchfab


You can also try it in AR with Snapchat - 
This link or use the snapcode below



















You can also try it in Instagram with this code:


Heres a video of the process I followed to use the 3d scan of my cat in the model. It covers cleanup and using the decimate modifier to optimise the geometry.



Sunday, May 17, 2020

Cybernetic Trapeze Artist



Started working on my second character and other elements…

1) Sculpted reptillian cybernetically enhanced character(will add more details later)
2) Currently sculpting the multi armed cyborg character..

ToDo:
Trapeze hover drone things.. and other arial objects..

A trapeze act in a futuristic and alien circus. Work In Progress, not final
See previous post for info on the challenge and theme.

Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Scifi Circus Trapeze

(Work In Progress)

Taking part in the SciFi Circus character Sculpting challenge at Sketchfab. It has some awesome prizes, but also I love the theme this month! Check it out here.

I did a rough blockout of the scene and composition.. now doing some sculpting.
The model can be viewed here:


Have a few weeks to work on this in my free time. You can view recordings of the sculpting sessions at my youtube channel or this playlist.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZP8D4t8SATtzcYfcY9SNbZ81HybJ8SWy

Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Cybernetic Dragon

Daily doodle Sculpted and colored entirely in Masterpiece VR. Rendered via Sketchfab.
the wing membrane was particularly painstaking to sculpt,but in the end I figured out a simple enough technique.