Back in March 2022, a writer friend introduced me to 3D art and rendering, and ever since, I’ve been exploring it, teaching myself the intricacies of producing good renders such as posing, lighting, and post work. In December 2022, I decided it was time to share what I accomplished, so I started posting images I created to social media.
This post collects all the pieces from the two month period, and I intend for it to be a start of a recurring series for all those who are too busy to keep up with social media posts. If you’d rather see them as they come, new images are posted on my Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), Bluesky, Threads, and Mastodon every Wednesday.
You can view all the posts by browsing the 3D Art category.
Crows
This is probably one of my favorite renders of last year. I was just playing around with different assets, lights, and render settings, and as I went, it turned out better than expected. This image is entirely a 3d render, no postwork involved.
Exploring
There wasn’t much story behind this render. I really liked this model of a robot, and I was in a mood for a bit of steampunk, so I made a girl and a robot go exploring, throwing in a bit of a retro feel in the color palette.
The Sorceress
This is an image that went through many iterations, beginning from totally changing the background and ending with trying to get the lighting just right. All done in 3D, without any postwork.
Little Ida’s Flowers
This image was inspired by a less known Hans Christian Andersen’s tale, “Little Ida’s Flowers” which used to be one of my favorites when I was a kid. I was also learning lighting and working with a night-time setting here.
In Pursuit
Another of fun renders in which I was testing the model and outfits. Don’t ask me how she can run with these shoes on.
No Happy Endings
I rarely do non-SFF artwork, but this time I’m sharing a portrait inspired by noir movies. It was fun to venture outside of my usual genres for 3D art and focusing on getting her expression just right.
Escape
Not much story here: I was testing two new models (morph for the female and the creature), and the rest just came together.
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I hope you enjoyed this collection. Which one is your favorite? And remember, new images are posted on my Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Bluesky, Threads, and Mastodon every Wednesday.