Something I been working on these days. My first attempt at a scene of sorts, even if it's very plain and simple. I mostly spent these days trying to figure out the type of a 'setting' I want to do for my own animations. So I decided to do medieval fantasy!
#3d #lowpoly #furryart #Blender #B3D
Sketch of my kenku paladin character that I had made a while back. Considering he is from Kara-Tur (specifically Kozakura), his armor was made to reflect that.
#furryart #dnd
Here is my bird/arakkoa lad again. Put together a low poly model of him and then done a basic idle animation.
His teeth and other oddities come primarily from the fact that he is a denizen of Outland and the wild energies of the land had mutated him since birth.
#3d #lowpoly #furryart #warcraft
Sketch of a particularly frosty dracthyr. He is more elegant and gentle in appearance, despite having rather cutthroat ambitions hidden deep inside.
#art #dracthyr #dragon
Even if the project didn't work out, I am glad that I finally got to do a running cycle. It's really stiff and not that great, but at least I now understand where to improve.
#lowpoly #3d
3d and animation work I done for a small game that did not happen. My first time animating something like this.
#lowpoly #3d
By the way, I am just reposting some of the older art I've done. Finally got convinced to do so. There will be new stuff in the future, of course.
My dracthyr warlock. I remember trying to just ape infernalists from D&D/PF when I was brainstorming her character, which apparently can work well enough in Warcraft. You just have to clench your teeth every time your magic is called "chaos" when you're playing someone vehemently lawful evil.
bird critter from warcraft
My kobold character at different stages of his life. Eventually he grows wings.
