I'm one with Fandoms

It was a very unexpected thing, but I was very inspired.

So, LEGO is releasing a new set, the largest one in their history—the Sagrada Familia—to celebrate the completion of the main part of construction?.. idk

And I fell in love with one photo of the interior so much that I made it in 3D.

It didn't turn out perfectly, because, firstly, I limited myself to using only this photo as a reference, not looking for other photos of the set. Secondly, I didn't Google the dimensions of LEGO blocks or delve into the structure of my own; I reconstructed the dimensions from photo and memory, which is why it's a little more elongated than it should be.

Thirdly, to save time and computer resources, I didn't color some elements and generally tried to copy objects, creating arrays. That's why the tops of the columns are the same for everyone, but in the set they might be different… I don't know XD Fourthly, I didn't use any filters or processing other than those available in Blender itself, which is why the lighting doesn't look exactly like the photo.

Here are some photos from other angles, you can see the BACKROOMS here XD

I LOVE LEGO. I played with it a lot as a child. I have two original Harry Potter sets, which I protect as best I can, even though they're already half-ruined…

REVAN IS AMON, AND BASTILA IS A WATER BENDER

Bastila controls water and can heal, and Revan is a liar plotting a revolution, pretending to be an ordinary non-bender, but in reality, she's a waterbender and a BLOODbender

And Bastila, on the "dark" side, will also be a bloodbender)))

I'm watching the Artemis II mission and I'm inspired by the fact that the Moon always faces us in the same direction, as if our planet and satellite are dancing in space.

Everyone on Twitter is talking about the oversaturated version of the moon, and everyone's like, "OH MY GOD, IT'S SO COLORFUL!"

(It's actually gray, but in this photo it's colored because the settings are cranked WAY TOO high.)

But it's still beautiful.

A pose copied from the Hunchback of Notre Dame

Hahaha, I love kitchens, apparently.

And other projects are either small or abandoned.

Here are two attempts to recreate photos from Pinterest, but in pixels.

A little prince with a rose, which is actually the girl who played the rose in a school play.

Ahahaha, doomer wave

A typical kitchen in the post-Soviet space. Some of the decor is old, some is new. I put together the scene partly based on how it was when I was a child, partly based on how it is now, and also used references from the internet.

My second project in this program, also almost completely completed two years ago, was only just now (early March) completed and photographed in Blender.

It's a replica of a panel house in my neighborhood. I liked it for its bright, sunny colors, so I made a model. This time, the delay in publishing wasn't due to the hill, but to the trees. Creating vegetation in this program is DIFFICULT (for me).

I made an animation of the sun's movement; it's a bit choppy, but the rendering took too long anyway… The music in the video is "Валерий Гаврилин - "Вечерняя музыка" ("Перезвоны")"

Two years ago, I discovered the program Magicavoxel and rushed off to make a "hobbit house."

It's not something canonical; I just wanted to build something cozy myself. Two years ago, I made the interior, but I couldn't handle the hill. Last year, I also did a bit of work on the hill in March, but gave up and only now, in mid-February, was I able to finish it.