For a university course, I created a VFX animation using shaders, VFX Graph, and particle systems in Unity. It was my first time working with real-time VFX and despite the learning curve, I’m really happy with how it turned out.
For a university exam, my teammate and I created a 1-minute 3D animation featuring a small sci-fi robot transporting boxes. I handled Box-Shaped robot modeling, animation, lighting and environments.
I took part in pwnisher’s Boss Challenge – a month-long 3D animation prompt using a shared template. I focused on showing a dramatic size contrast between the Boss and the main character, with a spooky circus clown theme.
I followed CG Fast Track’s sword tutorial to sharpen my 3D skills – and gave it my own twist. The final result was a Star Guardian-inspired sword with a cosmic, stylized look.
I decided to experiment with PSX-style 3D animation in Blender with low-poly models, low-res textures and the nostalgic PS1 vertex snapping.
During Halloween I challenged myself to learn Blender’s grease pencil by creating three simple Halloween-themed renders. The spooky results turned out great – Ghost-face ended up being my favorite. 🎃
