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HA! thanks Dude.

What's up guys, back with another 2d to 3d translation.

not me ! XD

What's up guys! Huion were kind enough to send me a tablet screen to test out, and Brussel here was the ned result, He's a lowly sprout and last piece of food in the fridge. Poor brussel, it's not your fault you're disgusting and everyone hates you ! ( sad face ) really tried to nail that "cinematic" feel with this one, If i had to do it again i'd probably remove the water drips in the background, feed back welcome !

I liked it ! The kitchen scene especially.

I see what you did there

oh look at you with the sexy videos !

Thank you! nothing like silky smoothness to set the tone for murder XD

I have an unhealthy relationship with fruits and vegetables 😉 ah yes i really should post some ! your eyes in fact do not deceive you, there is indeed some creases on the joints there, however in this case they're intentional, as stylistically i wanted to accentuate the joints there. V

It's a Jungle out there! had a bunch of fun with this, pretty pleased with the tone and end result 😄

sup man 😄

The conspiracy of the century revealed

SKATE OR DIE

hmmm interesting times. The rate at which these A.I based technologies are improving is insane. just comparing the latest version of mid journey to previous iterations, it's getting harder and harder to differentiate. while modelling is obviously more complex than creating a 2d image if the trend continuous i see very usable end results in the not too distant future, while this could end up being a useful tool to quickly iterate rough ideas it is a little worry in the grand scheme of things for people like me who model for a living.

This doesn’t surprise me at all. I think due to the large amount of models on that site stuff tends to slip through the net and / or is ignored. As someone who regularly gets the their work stolen you can’t blame the manufacturers from cracking down on it.

I personally would keep it with the same branding. Very doubtful the client would have a problem with it, and if they did it’s likely they would contact you first to ask you to remove it. Licensing and copy rights are a tricky thing to navigate, and it depends how aggressively brands protect their IP’s. For example some years ago I made a Marvin the Martian 3d model, and Vozz from the forum here rigged it, and uploaded it to his website and made it available to download for FREE and was hit with a cease and desist and essentially ordered to remove it or face legal action. I very much doubt the average user uploading models to turbo squid has any sort of licensing, especially for vehicles etc this is something game companies for example would pay substantially for. I’m not sure how websites like this navigate that issue it may just be that they remove models on Dmca requests. using something like Bart in a personal project would likely fall under the fan art banner and be fine to use for non commercial projects. But if you’re using it to generate any sort of monetary gains especially then you’re opening yourself up for legal action, even giving a model away for free, like i highlighted above, that someone else could potentially monetise can be problematic.

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How’s it going man ? Based in the uk as well. Not a lawyer but as far as I’m aware and with every NDA agreement I’ve had, as soon as the project went live I was able to share images etc that I’ve worked on for said client, this includes companies such as American Express, Aixsponza, Amazon, even the project I’m working on right now for a bunch of small toys. Never been an issue. take a look at the terms of the NDA usually they’re pertaining to disclosing information of any kind about the project before it’s released to the public, unless it specifically states other wise e.g you’re expressly prohibited from sharing any images or videos etc relating to said project publicly ever, then I don’t see an issue. Although take this with a pinch of salt as I’m not qualified to give legal advice, you could try asking on one of the uk law sub reddits. Could just be that Client A doesn’t want Client B to know/find out that they subbed out some of the work for said project to someone else. Regarding your other question about using branded content for personal portfolios, again shouldn’t be an issue, as long as you aren’t monetising it, e.g selling digital prints or stills of a 3d Bart Simpson for example, or anything Nintendo. Stay away from Nintendo 😛

with the tongue there and the teeth it tends to be enough to get the inside of the mouth in shadow, as the main lightsource isn't hitting the mouth area strongly enough to illuminate the inside of it, it does become a bit of a problem the bigger the mouth though especially if it's open fairly wide. in some cases i'll use a flat black material with no reflection/specular applied to the inside or use a seperate light with a negative value just for the mouth cavity to add shadow to it instead of light. Conversely it can be just as much of a pain to get it nicely lit as it can be to get it nicely shadowd

Them "how complex can you make it" - CBR - yes

Ha! that would be hilarious actually !

Illumination mash up Minions/Mario

we like sexy ! Thanks bro, hope you're well

Hey guys, new sketchbook for 2023 , with some new, and reimagined characters, cheers ! BART! Heisenberg/WW Tracksuit Chick F*ck Death Jiggly Puff Reimagined Real Boy - Pinocchio reimaged DeeDee Trippin ' Balls The Dark Knight, Inspired by Frank Millers Batman Marvin Reimagined Invisiboy Invisiboy 2 Grampster- You're never too old to be a G ! Look at that cute face !

gordon 2.mp4 quick turntable to finish off