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#1

Aloha!

Recently, I’ve noticed that I only model for work or projects and I don’t really set any time aside to make fun models or hone my skills anymore. I’ve decided it’s time to change that and do something fun today but I don’t know what to make.

If you guys would help me decide, I’d appreciate it. Nothing too insane, just a simple but fun project. I’ll also post the model when done for all of you to have for free.

Here’s a couple of my models that I’ve made before for reference of my skill:

Samples

Bel_Air_1
Bel_Air_11920×1080 1.34 MB
Christmas_Light_Rifle
Christmas_Light_Rifle1920×1080 662 KB
Magnet_Mayhem_Shop
Magnet_Mayhem_Shop1920×1080 842 KB
Royal_Roulette_1
Royal_Roulette_11920×1080 979 KB
Water_Well
Water_Well1920×1080 954 KB
Last Stand Pistols
Last Stand Pistols1920×1080 925 KB

Good luck guys!

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#2

Hello,

I don’t have much ideas but, I was thinking for a bit and noticed why don’t you let your mind take over while creating models. I know it might sound unclear but a great start would be thinking while your actually creating it. Having a free space while working is awesome.

What I’m saying is add on to an idea as you work. It’s also exiting to see the results. :slight_smile:

I know modeling sometimes can be hard but try to do things you haven’t done before!

I hope this helps!

#3

Since, you’re bored, here’s just some ideas.:upside_down_face:

The D.C. monuments

  • The Washington Monument

  • The Capitol

  • The White House (its not really considered as a monument, but it’s historic.)

  • Thomas Jefferson Memorial

  • The Abraham Lincoln Memorial

  • The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial

New York (stuff)

  • The Statue of Liberty

  • Times Square on New Year’s with the ball drop thingy

Why, after typing all of that I feel inspired to make all of it (I’m a 3D modeler):sob::sparkles:

#4

modelling baroque style stuff in blender is always good fun and topology practise.