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Control Center - changed a few things since I started working from home. Mainly the standing desk, but enough other stuff to post. Yes, it looks busy, but it gets the job done. :)
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Junk Food -Thrift Cameras @ Hipster Men Event.
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-tres blah- Workspace - Computer
-tres blah- Golden Cage - Tablet
-tres blah- Workspace - Pencil Holder
-tres blah- Eclectic Collection - Charmed Books
-tb- Bon Voyage - Books
-tres blah- Eclectic Collection - Hot Lips Phone (Pink)
POST: Public Call Box
Ohmai Emporium: Pygmy Puff (Celeste)
-tres blah- Golden Cage - Iced Coffee
-tres blah- Hodgepodge - Agenda RARE
-tres blah- Eclectic Collection -Nesting Boxes Set
-tb- Bon Voyage - Vintage Camera
-tres blah- Eclectic Collection - Globe (Classic)
The Secret Store - Pen Jars
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Made for DA4 to stop the Jaeger and save the Kaiju. This required a "model" of a virus, a tablet with blueprints displayed, and a USB stick- displayed here as a novelty minifig drive.
Background wood image is used from PIxabay under a free for all creative commons license.
Crisp, clean, creative. See where your imagination takes you with a fresh perspective from The Secret Store. The Creative Workspace collection is now available at The Arcade !
Start with a clean slate. Crisp white shelves and a clean desk make the perfect creative canvas for spreading your imagination. Use inspired pieces, hand painted toys, and the beauty of nature as your references. Utilize pens, pencils, paints, and brushes as your tools to create. The Creative Workspace collection offers 20 unique items to brighten your creative mood, available now only at The Arcade !
Life is Strange - Downsampled from 6K, cropped, using GeDoSaTo; using this guide by IDK; SweetFX for border
Chucked all the filing and paperwork off my desk in favour of photo of my three favourite faces just because I'm missing them so much during these Covid times.
It is quite amazing that a software like Blender is free. It is incredibly powerful - you can make movies with it provided your computer can handle it (mine can't - at least not yet, it is tempting to buy a now one).
In the "viewport" window on top you can see the city I made in 3D. It consists of a number of cubes that were extended or resized to get different shapes.
Then you can apply materials to each object or to a group of objects.
The bottom half of the window is the Shader Editor that shows how I made the material for the buildings with windows emitting light and glossy structures.
You can use the built in "brick texture" node for this purpose, set the offset to zero, and play around with the other values.
Then add a glossy shader and an emitter shader so that the windows emit light.
Finally, you can add some lights (areas or suns or emitters on objects) to create the light effect in different colours.
The moon is projected on a plane behind the city.
PILOT - Rolled Paper Rack
PILOT - Dellinger Desk and Stool
Bazar - Traveler Plant
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.aisling. Bric-a-Brac Desk -Storage-