A little close up macro scene I put together in Blender! I usually do expansive vistas or interiors so this was a nice change of pace for me.
Big mushy! Some kind of bolete? I really like the light and focus effect.
this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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Thank you! :D
I can just imagine the slug that went to town on the big bolete, great stuff!
Om nom nom!
This is so cool, I wish you could "follow" people on Lemmy ... Maybe via Mastodon?
Welp, pasting the your URL into Tusky didn't turn up anything but searching your username worked!
It only shows Winter Winters, nothing else, though. And only a link, no picture preview.
Still considering this is like following a Reddit account on Twitter this is kinda amazing 😻
O no, it says "Follow requested" I don't think this will work after all +___+
Thank you!! I sometimes post things I make either here on Beehaw or lemmy.world, but I don't post everything I make. The URL in my profile will lead to my full portfolios if you want to check them out :D
Gorgeous! I love worm's-eye-view type of scenes. Really captures all the beauty we normally miss.
Thank you!! 😁
Can't tell if AI or not... but I think those two caps in the lower left, shouldn't start melting until they got much bigger?
No AI involved. It's a 3D scene made in Blender.
Nice. But my point was still about the two mushrooms in the lower left corner: if they're "shaggy ink caps", they're either too small, or the other ones are too big.
For reference: https://youtu.be/al51YYEqmUA
PS: Although I guess they could be mica caps... but those tend to grow up more clustered together.