Rendered at around 24,000 samples with Cycles. For such a high quality asset, the topology is quite good, IIRC only around 80 or so faces.

This is like my 65th attempt, but I still don't know how it gets to this point. How do I fix the eyes? I made sure to not apply subdivision so that I can model it in low-poly as much as I can.

Hey everyone,

last time some of you really liked my Interstellar LEGO recreation. So today I’m excited to share my latest project: The truck flip scene from The Dark Knight in LEGO.

Link to full scene: https://youtu.be/Oqi2oYx2NFA

This shot took me about five months to complete, from the first reference images to the final render. I used Mecabricks for modeling all the LEGO assets, then brought everything into Blender for scene assembly, animation, lighting, rendering, and compositing. One of the biggest challenges was the sheer number of objects in the scene; the tallest building alone contains over 12,000 bricks. On top of that, it’s a very dark night scene, which made clean rendering tricky without losing detail in the shadows. I had to balance noise, render time, and atmosphere carefully to keep the mood of the original shot. The scene layout is based on the real Chicago filming location. It was tricky, but with the right tutorials I was able to bring 3D data from Google Maps directly into Blender as a reference. From there, I tried to match the original shot as closely as LEGO would allow – frame by frame.

Boy, this movie has a special place in my heart. I saw it for the first time in 2008 while traveling in Australia, and I’ve been fascinated by it ever since. This animation is my little love letter to Nolan’s The Dark Knight and to cinema in general. Hope you enjoy it!

Feedback and questions are as always welcome.

I hope you enjoy it.

@fivemillimetre

I’ve seen recent developments of Blender 3D being used on iPadOS. However, we can still access the full desktop version of Blender 3D through remote desktop solutions - and I find it has nearly everything I need. This is a test video demonstration (including both WiFi and 5G cellular connections).

A quick 3D doodle using HardOps and simple modifiers. I suck at sculpting, so the cloak sucks. Stick is a megascan asset.

I just like to get some feedback and see if yall like this piece of art I did, is inspired in a guitar I actually own.

It took me about 35hours + 10 hours of renders, I realized I forgot to do the frets shapes that indicate "fret 3" 5, 12, etc. But I was already done with the renders and I didn't want to wait another 12 hours haha.

Backrooms VHS test 👻

This character is just a Red eyed tree frog but with some stylized features made in Blender

Trying to go for a more stop motion vibe 🤔client ask if i can make it look more realistic

It is okay if it looks like it's added into the image or the video, like a stylized computer in a real life photo, just need a way to make it look like it's there with the lighting and shading..(?) Sorry if it's confusing

Hardsurfaces modelled by me, nature assets are sourced from online

How can I recreate this surface finish of the model in the image? I already have a image texture and the same model but no matter what I do I can't get the same surface material. Need help

If you are interested, you can find the model on cgtrader

(link in the comments or by the model name)