Dmitry Litvinov

I'm working on a spider mech that's paired with a character. I'll be sharing a timelapse soon to see if there's interest in worfklows that involve Zbrush, C4D and of course Plasticity!

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Dmitry Litvinov

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The design looks cool!💥

Juan Cuadra

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Dmitry Litvinov

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Hi everyone, hope you are doing fine! My name is Dmitry and I'm a musician. A couple of years ago, I was offered a free course on Blender. And since I was drawing covers for new music tracks on my own at the time, I quickly realized that 3D modeling could be the next step toward creating not only cooler covers, but also cool visualizations. Since then, 3D modeling has become my second serious passion. I also like Japanese culture. In particular, the aesthetics of cyberpunk anime. So, I'm voting for Ghost in the Shell and Gundam. I want to create compositions in the style of 90s anime. Use Plasticity to create hard surface objects, and then stylize them in Blender.