It's a beautiful digital painting of a futuristic city. To me, it's absolutely stunning.

Saw this on a Blender Artists thread and thought it is a great example of lighting and procedural materials. I only have the artists username from the thread which is doris. The thread can be found in sources. Here is what she said about her process: "sculpted in dynatopo, refinement of sculpt in zbrush, back to blender, and prepared scene. all materials are purely procedural ... the rendertime was insane, even though this beauty rendered on my gpu still..."

by Hollllow

For years, artists have been using GIFs in mind blowing ways to bring their visions to life. Native American GIF artist George Redhawk aka DarkAngel0ne, who is legally blind, uses them to “see” art. Through the use of visual aids and photo manipulation software designed for the visually impaired, Redhawk creates eerily captivating versions of his favorite paintings and photographs.

Crossposted from Reddit (/r/imaginarylandscapes)

My pet rat, Pudge, as a human. :) I always think rats wear really cute baggy sweatpants because their backlegs look so silly.

Haven't personally had a chance to try it out as I'm away from my computer. Anyone had a go? List of main updates are in the comments.

Compiled a bunch of stuff I have done in the past couple years learning blender.

J.Otto Szatmari

Cameron Gray

My go at trying to work out a bubble shader in cycles. Link to HDRI Papermill Ruins E in sources.

New trying to figure this site all out.

A scene I made recently using my girlfriends writing equipment, still needs some work so let me know if you have any suggestions.