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Walking while inflated like this was exhausting, it was like having to walk with a medicine ball between your legs. "Man, I hope I can get back to normal, I don't want to be stuck like this!" But, deep in the back of his mind, there was a certain allure to being this size he couldn't shake. He didn't dread on it as he continued to waddle onward.
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I plan on continuing this sequence eventually, with better lighting and backgrounds. I've already improved dramatically over this period of time. Watch me please, I have tons more completed art!
Based on the Happy Tree Friends Episode where Toothy inflated in "Ski Patrol". I took a lot of liberties in the story though.
This was my first inflation 3D model, so there's a lot I would change about the lighting, its a bit dark, but I still like it.
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END OF CHAPTER 1
I plan on continuing this sequence eventually, with better lighting and backgrounds. I've already improved dramatically over this period of time. Watch me please, I have tons more completed art!
Based on the Happy Tree Friends Episode where Toothy inflated in "Ski Patrol". I took a lot of liberties in the story though.
This was my first inflation 3D model, so there's a lot I would change about the lighting, its a bit dark, but I still like it.
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Squirrel
Size 1280 x 720px
File Size 1.15 MB
Well, metaphorically it can be. 3D modeling is as diverse as the 2D art in terms of practices and programs available. So, hearing what a software people stick with and why can be fun to me. But I don't like discounting free alternatives, and the software other people us when making their 3D models, especially when its one of the few free alternatives on the market.
So yes, in that I learn things from experienced people, but no because I don't like it when people rail on software that's been demonstrated to be effective when used properly.
So yes, in that I learn things from experienced people, but no because I don't like it when people rail on software that's been demonstrated to be effective when used properly.
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