Art Hoard!

I started to practice 3D modelling in Blender. Found a good beginner product design playlist by @sweatygreasestudio on Youtube.

I used geometry nodes for the twisted bottle and cap, and for the hairs too. (I do not understand them yet), also a neat trick to use latice to deform the mascara applicator head

Personally, I've always wanted to learn blender more in depth, but did not found the motivation to do so. Not the topic that would keep my attention, nor the correct difficulty challenge for me.

During the semester while learning about product design, I had to use generative AI to make a product render (to my great shame). I could have used blender, but the time and my skill limitation did not made it possible, and I had to finish the assignment. We got blender class, but those were not sufficient, besides it wasn't focused on product design to my disappointment.

My favourite bag started to be more worn out than it is practical (or fashionable, at least for me), so I started to mend it with colourful threads. As you can see there will be more in the future XD.

More photos of the proccess

Fanart of a friends doodle, meet Sir Cicaró. The big chubby tomcat knight.

The original masterpiece:

Also they have very fine butts!

Verry beautyful, very poweful!

Studies from summer, I recommend www.practicedrawingthis.com because they have wonderful 3d tools to practice perspecrive.

Hi!

I'm glad you asked, also Alma means apple in my mother language, so I hope that makes your day!

I use a lot of different art media. Mostly ink, watercolour and digital art programs.

My watercolour collection, you can get away with waaaaay less colours.

Love to use olive green, crimson red and russian blue.

Also my other art supplies and favourite brushes.

You can see ink and watercolour brushes as well, they have a different behaviour. The classic watercolour brushes are more flexible but have less texture.

You can see my inks, both black.

Alcoholic markers, for sketches.

Acrylic ink markers for effects and ink sketches, i will post some studies i made with them in a while.

I tend to use black ball point pen for sketches because I don't use the rubber anyway. Also the soft graphite often smudges in my sketchbook.

As for paper, I use 300 g/m2 for watercolour, for other drawings i use whatever I find more quickly. XD

I scan my paintings then I correct the colours in digital with Clip Studio Paint. I used to make more digital drawings, but I find it charming and quite satisfying to feel the paper and supplies with my hands.

I can show you some dramatic changes I make when I digitally "enchant" my paintings.

also

They rough scans show my processes as well, you don't get refined art from me, I just love to leave a colourful mark on paper, and make it even more colourful digitally.

I love to talk about my art supplies, I hope you enjoyed my little ramblings.

Too cool wizard,

don't worry he got his ORB!

It is a 800 W (Wizzard) powered heating orb, it is quite good one on the market.

Castle from my dreams.

Have fun exploring!

Bit of a new hobby: Lino cutts

The cameleon one really come out nice.

Duck is a bit wonky, the four leaf clower is made of a rubber cube, it holds paint quite well, and also really cheap. As for the koi ones, they are a bit too delicate for this size.