Mihasket

This is most likely far from the final result, but the work on Mother Winter is finally bearing fruit. (I absolutely adore winter, irl.) It's extremely difficult to understand how she should look in the end. On the one hand, I want to make her gentle and soft, since according to the sheep, she was a kind mother to their flock, but on the other hand, I want to make her brutal and muscular, demonstrating her true divine power and ability to summon chilling snowstorms. I decided to make her muscular for now, because I've been practicing the anatomy of anthro characters.

Have you ever imagined how the first overthrow of the God of Death by his brothers occurred? I often imagine falling through endless air, space, or a bottomless ocean before bed. And today I decided to quickly put together a scene a bit similar to the one I'm imagining. Inspiration for the sealing of the overthrown God of Death.

I don't know which direction to take my skills. On the one hand, I enjoy working with realistic lighting, but on the other, I like doing something stylistic and vibrant. I finally saved up enough to buy a powerful computer, because Blender crashed twice while rendering this scene. Two cores and 2 gigs of video memory make themselves felt every time. I'll say it right away. I took the scene from an animatic based on Silksong, set to the song "I Can't Decide." Heh. I listened and watched with rapture, because it was atmospheric. After all, after my girlfriend broke up with me two months ago (and I still haven't let go of that and am carrying that stone in my soul), only painstaking study and effort lift my spirits.

Sometimes I used gpt chat to create references for 3D models. My next victim was the God of Death. I've had a certain image of the outfit in my head for a while now, and I thought about dressing him up and adding a few specific details for the Narinder. I hope to make a 3D model of him soon and highlight these details.