Name this character. Previously done in the Uniform app, now in Nomad Sculpt. I wanted to do a quick claymation-style animation like Goro from MK1 in Blender 3D. Let's see.

Much of the time mesh is too dense to simulate as a soft-body in Blender. In those cases simply add a lattice and run the soft body sim on the lattice instead. Works especially well with the new "Lattice Deform Selected" option in #b3d 5.0

Triplanar projection mapping in Nomad Sculpt with textures from Poly Heaven: yes, you can bake the textures onto another object or itself.

Here's how the Bone Dynamics addon works.

This lazy animation I did was made mostly using curve modifiers. The pizza motion was created with the Bone Dynamics Pro addon.

TMN Cute Done with #nomadsculpt , rendered in #Blender3d. Original character design by Jason Seda.

Bake vertex paint to textures in Nomad Sculpt. This is one method; the other is baking directly, but my base topology was bad, which is why I used Quad Remesher.

Cute little turtle, concept by Jason Seda.

Experimenting with the outline strokes trick.

This is how I mirror the tubes in Nomad. I used Quad Remesher to get a clean topology.

Sharing a little bit of the process. The model is based in an illustration done by https://t.co/F52OOAZrlr he is an amazing artist.

Here's an update on this guy.

Practicing a bit with Nomad

First Blender 5 crash.

dear god - it's finally out 😫 now allowing you to be even lazier https://t.co/eCBj6O9Nmm

I don't think I've posted this on X.

Affinity tip: After selecting with the Patch Tool, use the arrow keys to rotate the patch and match your target angle precisely.

Father, forgive me.

Trying to make a liquid glass FX in Affinty

Experimenting with old sketches. render in #b3d