Very much enjoying this sweet new direction I'm travelling lately! (pun intended) I started doing food renders kinda by accident as exploration but maybe it will become something more. I mean, wouldn't it be so cool to have my delicious art on candy packaging, in a catalog, a memu, or even on a poster at the bus stop?! 🤓

Super proud of this render. I used to eat these with my Grandma when I was a kid. Do you remember ROLOs? The ad with the elephant and the boy sticks with me even now 😂 Lots of downtime this month as I got sick, but still managed to either play, practice or research most days. I'm super proud of this piece, I think it's the best render I have ever done to date.

"I'm finally going to lock in on content and post every day!" and then you proceed to stick to the plan for 2 and a half weeks, the content you planned starts to give you the ick and you ghost your account for the next 2 months. And the cycle repeats itself. Does anyone know this cycle and how to break it? Because I am lost 🥲

Creating 3d food because it makes me smile and I get to eat delicious reference material.. For research purposes 🤣🤤. Unfortunately you can't eat these images because they will just taste like pixels. The freddo frog render still has me wanting to lick the screen tho 🤤😋

So, it took me a good week to really nail down what I want to achieve this year. Last year was really rough, with everything going on on multiple fronts I got depressed and and struggled to find enjoyment and drive to go on creating. So this year I am stepping back from constant product production and investing more time in playful growth. The tool I am choosing for this is Blender. I'm a 3d artist who uses zbrush to create models that can be made into real life physical collectable figurines. I want to use Blender to create better renders of my digital work as well as to create fun silly pictures, play with effects and make things move. My hope for 2026 is to expand my skillset and open new opportunities for paid work with these new skills. Here is the render it all starts with. A strong start, I followed a tutorial for the marshmallows, everything else is my entirely own work 😊 What are you working towards this year?