3D

3D Action Scene… Just saying those words out loud kinda makes my brain light up. It conjures up images of epic battles, daring escapes, high-flying stunts, and maybe a few explosions thrown in for good measure. If you’ve ever watched an animated movie with a killer fight sequence, or played a video game where the […]

CGI Blur Effects… sounds a bit technical, right? Like something only fancy movie wizards or game developers worry about. But honestly, if you’ve ever watched a film, played a video game, or even seen a cool commercial, you’ve definitely seen CGI blur in action, probably without even noticing. It’s one of those subtle things that

CGI Material Nodes are where the magic truly happens when you’re trying to make stuff look real, or stylized, or just plain cool in a 3D world. For years, I messed around with 3D software, trying to figure out why my renders looked flat, plasticky, or just… fake. I’d paint a texture, slap it on,

VFX Trail Effects: More Than Just Pretty Sparkles VFX Trail Effects… Yeah, you’ve seen ’em, even if you didn’t call them that. You know, the cool streaks of energy behind a superhero flying through the air? The fiery whoosh following a sword swing in a fantasy game? The wispy magic left behind by a spell?

CGI Mist Effects aren’t just some technical checkbox you tick off in 3D software. They’re like adding soul to a scene, giving it mood, depth, and that sprinkle of realism that makes you lean in and believe what you’re seeing. I’ve spent a good chunk of my career messing around in the digital realm, building

Blender Glass Shader: A Deep Dive into My Journey Blender Glass Shader is one of those things that looks deceptively simple at first glance, right? You drop in a shader, maybe tweak a color, and bam, you should have glass. Except, if you’ve ever tried it seriously, you know it’s rarely that straightforward. Getting truly

3D Asset Workflow: My Journey Through the Digital Forge 3D Asset Workflow. Just hearing those words used to feel a bit heavy, maybe even a little intimidating. When I first dipped my toes into the world of making stuff in 3D, it felt less like a smooth, organized process and more like a messy pile

VFX Smoke Trails… they’re everywhere once you start looking, aren’t they? From the puff of smoke behind a rocket blasting off in a sci-fi flick to the wispy trail left by a speeding car in a video game, these trails add so much life and realism (or sometimes, cool fantasy vibe!) to what we see

Blender Stylized Render is something I’ve spent a heck of a lot of time messing around with. Like, years. It’s not just about making pretty pictures; it’s about making pictures with *soul*, with a specific vibe or feeling that photorealism just can’t always nail. When you’re working in 3D, especially in Blender, you have this

Blender Render Passes – Sounds a bit technical, right? Like something you only mess with if you’re aiming for a big Hollywood blockbuster effect? Well, let me tell you, if you’re using Blender and you’re rendering images or animations, getting friendly with render passes is one of the biggest level-ups you can achieve. I’ve been