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I did some oc stuff for a class assignment, so here's some more Moon content. Land Ho and stuff.

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((Thought I'd make Kiko on SculptGL.))
3d sculpt practice wanted to try out sculptgl and it was pretty fun. this is just a monster face only with no other details bc i just wanted to do a test run
*Another* Archaeocete bust update that I posted to Twitter but forgot about sharing here, this time its my Georgiacetus render, redone this year to improve on the version I did in 2020. This one also got some additional mass packed on the bones and some new colors applied to it, compared to the original, and I hope someday to make a physical, life-size version of this piece, however long it takes to get to that point. Like B. cetoides, this ancient whale was also first found in the Southeastern U.S., but in Georgia instead, and its postcranial skeleton is rather disarticulated and incomplete. The earliest fossils of Georgiacetus vogtlensis are about 5 million years older than the first Basilosaurs, with a much more basal body plan: a larger and better developed pelvis, suggesting prominent legs (which would have been the main source of propulsion since it lacked flukes), a shorter torso and tail, and an altogether smaller body size (estimated to between 10 and 20 feet long). With the scarcity of postcranial material for this genus (such as limbs, certain vertebra, all but the tip of the tail, most of the ribs), our estimation of the animal is informed by fossil material from other, better represented Protocetids. Like the later appearing Basilosaurids, however, Georgiacetus's pelvis was not fused to its vertebrae, and their skulls are visually pretty similar. This mesh was rendered in Sculptfab and SculptGL, with these screenshots being taken in the latter program.
I've been posting videos to Youtube for my students for a while and this is by far and away the most popular thing I've ever created online. When my students told me it had over 30k views, I 100% thought they were messing with me.
Anyway, hopefully Tumblr enjoys it too. I appologize for constantly butchering how to pronounce Shachihoko. SculptGL really is a great little program for when you are starting out with digital modelling. I need to make more videos for it because no one else on the internet does.

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girls night
3D Courtney made in SculptGL
Scrabbling Ribcage (Model)
Apparently I'm back a little bit early. Jumped into Blender and TinkerCAD for the first time in a long while to make another Pathfinder model! I'm rather quite pleased with how it came out!
If you want to mess around with it yourself or want to take a shot at 3D printing it, you can find the files on Patreon and Thingiverse.