Here is another fresh batch of 3D hotness across the interweb fresh out of the oven. This is not software specific, but meant to serve as an inspiration to the rest of us. Every week or So we are going to try and post a “batch” of things that catches our eye. We are all about promoting the underdog, or unknown so if you have a portfolio or know of somebody that deserves some attention let us know. contact form Give these guys some attention, hire them for gigs and see you on the next batch.
Amador Valenzuela
Michal Suchanek
Levente Peterffy
Alexis Van der Haeghe
Toni Bratincevic
http://www.interstation3d.com
Hope you enjoyed this weeks Fresh Batch of Artists. If you know of an artist you think deserves some attention please let us know.
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Awesome. I love the work done by Toni Bratincevic. I love detailed industrial scenes
I also love the art done by the other artists as well. Thanks for posting this fresh batch of cookies 
I love it too. Just like scene from the Fallout. But art of Alexis Van der Haeghe is my favorite.
i agree best by far
While looking at Toni Bratincevic’s tutorial about the Fall picture (In the tutorial section) I thought I would try making a pipe that bends smoothly to a 45 degree angle in blender. How can I make a 45 degree bend that transitions smoothly in blender?
Use the Spin feature in the mesh tools.
I love the fallout style as trinity5150 too
@trinity5150 – You can use the spin tool, and encourage you to use 2.5 builds…
spin tools in 2.5 is way more flexible.
I finally figured out how to use the spin tool in 2.5
It took a few minutes to figure out how to make the pipe look right. Now it’s just a matter of time before I can make my own industrial scenes. By the way. I have Fallout 3 and that game is a great resource to use for some ideas for a cool industrial scene 