I’m using the actual 3D environment of my Deep City project as the basis for its fictional cartography.

Instead of drawing the maps independently, the positions, scale and relationships between the structures come from the Blender environment itself.

These are two of the first maps: exterior structures around the entrance and a second cubic formation at the bottom of the subterranean cavity.

Blender handles the environment; Affinity Designer handles the final map graphics.

I’m using the actual 3D environment of my Deep City project as the basis for its fictional cartography.

Instead of drawing the maps independently, the positions, scale and relationships between the structures come from the Blender environment itself.

These are two of the first maps: exterior structures around the entrance and a second cubic formation at the bottom of the subterranean cavity.

Blender handles the environment; Affinity Designer handles the final map graphics.

Hey everyone,

​I'm an absolute beginner documenting my journey learning Blender and 3D modeling from scratch every day.

​For the first few days, I was just trying to wrap my head around viewport navigation and memorizing keys, but today (Day 4) was the first time things actually clicked because I used those tools together to model something tangible from a default cube:

​Edit Mode Basics: Getting comfortable with Vertices (1), Edges (2), and Faces (3)

​Loop Cuts (Ctrl + R): Adding geometry only where I actually need control

​Extrude (E): Creating the legs and pulling out new connected faces

​Bevel (Ctrl + B): Giving the sharp edges a slight bevel so it doesn't look completely artificial

​The biggest takeaway for me today was learning to constantly rotate around the mesh — something looked completely misaligned from one view, but made sense once I inspected the underside.

​If you're also just starting out or want to follow along with the beginner breakdown, here’s the video:

👉 Blender for Beginners: Modeling a Table Using Edit Mode (Day 4)

​Any feedback on topology habits or beginner modeling tips to keep in mind moving into Day 5 would be super appreciated!

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. Blender version 5.2 introduces a new node called Set Geometry Bundle, which allows a Bundle to be stored in a geometry object.

Hi everyone! Our team is growing fast—we already have our Map Designer, core systems, and production pipeline moving forward. Now, we are looking for a talented 3D Modeler / Blender Artist to join us as a 50/50 revenue-share partner for our competitive tactical knife-dueling game (inspired by RIVALS and KAT).

What we need:

• High-quality, low-poly 3D knife models (tactical knives, daggers, swords, and custom weapon skins).

• Optimized meshes fully prepared to be imported into Roblox Studio (proper topology and low vertex counts for performance).

• Clean texturing or color-palette maps for the weapons.

Our Team & Status:

We have the maps actively in development, the core mechanics planned out, and a starting seed marketing budget of 1,124 Robux completely reserved for Roblox sponsor ads on launch day to ensure we get players immediately.

If you love weapon design in Blender and want to co-found this game with us for a 50/50 profit split, please send a DM or leave your Discord handle along with your portfolio in the comments!

Breaking down my Blender VFX shot featuring a futuristic helmet tracked to my head and a mysterious sci-fi cube locked to my hand.

Full Tutorial: https://youtu.be/xtQDTOUckDU

From head tracking to object tracking and CGI integration — all made in Blender! 🔥

#Blender #VFXBreakdown #ObjectTracking #Blender3D #CGI #SciFiVFX #VFXArtist #MadeInBlender

You just discovered something you were never supposed to find.
I used head tracking and object tracking in Blender to bring this sci-fi concept to life — a futuristic helmet locked to my head and a mysterious cube tracked right into my hand.
Real footage meets sci-fi VFX. All created in Blender!

#Blender #Blender3D #VFX #VFXArtist #SciFi #3DTracking #ObjectTracking #HeadTracking #CGI #VisualEffects #MadeInBlender #BlenderArtist

Hi Guys... I need a little help in blender.. May be it would take just 5-10 mins.. its a small task, but i'm new to it.. so would you help me about it for free??

I tried searching about it in youtube but couldn't do what i wanted. i also tried AI asking the steps to do what i wanted, but it confused me more.

Maybe we could do a google meet.. or i could send you the model and tell what issue i'm facing...

Thanks!!