The animation wont be done for a while because it went from a 10 seconds silly clip to a 2 minute short video due to brainstorming. At least Im nearly finished with the rough draft, so soon I will start to polish the animation and add VFX.
In the meanwhile heres a low poly TV I made:
Update: My entire pc actually crashed the first time I tried to render the rough draft
Modeled some swords.
DISCLAIMER: Im neither the owner or creator of the desgins.
Credit to Rittik-Designs for the desings.
Link to the artwork I used as reference.
Havent posted nothing in a while so heres a very WIP thing im working on.
Hopefully I will be able to finish it
Edit 1: Progress has been mayde
Edit 2: More progress
I will briefly resume my unannounced and sudden vanishing from the forums with this masterpiece.
nice blur at the start
Thx. Turns out that blender have some pretty nice compositing nodes for blurs, lighting and such (truly shocking I know)
Not done yet, I still have to create a background to replace the checkboard plane placeholder, and learn how to do proper VFX and lighting. Although I’m happy with what I’ve managed to create so far.
Oh yeah, I forgot that I also made this little rascal a while ago and wanted to share him with the world.
Last post before I go back to the void and stay there for the next month or so.
Bonk
Animating without IKs makes me want to rip my own face off, but it is too late to remake their rigs now. Remember to always make proper rigs if you are going to animate. Don’t be stupid like me!
For those who dont know this is what hell looks like:
Got bored made gif
Hey your tv model (my dumbass thought it was a pc at first 
) looks absolutely awesome. I’m curious about learning blender myself so I was hoping if you could tell me how you started out since I’m a bit lost here on where to begin.
hey, thanks! So, a good way of starting with blender is The Donut Tutorial, by the glorious Blender Guru.
Also, if you have any questions about blender my DMs are open
PS/Note: I didnt watched the entirety of the tutorial myself, the way I learned blender was by learning the very basic and then modeling some weapons to export to roblox studio and just searched solutions everytime I didnt knew how to do something, slowly getting used to new tools.
PPS: A good way of learning new things (at least for me) is by trying to recreate something cool you saw. Be it an animation, object, place, concept art or someone elses animation, model, etc.
I just noticed that all older video uploads are broken Edit: Fixed it
