Pendrive Animation
I had a little fun with modeling a pen drive from scratch just to test my 3D ability in Blender. Afterward, I decided to create this little animation to further push myself. It was pretty challenging playing with the topology of the pen drive but the rest was very straightforward. For the animation, I had a little challenge understanding how to turn on and off objects in Blender as it does not work similarly to layers in After Effects, but the rest were very easy to get by, even the colors were easy to animate.
The Qavt Folding Stool by Rijas
The Qavt Folding Stool by Rijas M P. I stumbled across this stool while scrolling on Behance and thought it would be interesting to animate it as a product commercial. Overall nothing hard at all in the modeling process. But for the animation, I wanted to use physics but Blender's physics just wouldn't work on this as there were so many objects intertwined. But in the end, keyframing the animated helped me create a more smooth and commercialized end product.
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Tea Time Set up
This one features the old so famous Blender Guru's Donut along with the Soborg Chair which is another tutorial covered by Andrew Price. I paired it up with another Soborg Table and a cup of tea. I also took the challenge to go learn some smoke simulation.
