Today I have some adorable sea slugs for you. They are so varied and colorful that you could probably fill an entire pokemon generation with designs inspired by these critters.

Posts will be vastly out of order as I dig up many old things, but I hope you’ll enjoy them regardless.
Anyways here is a turnaround of Hornet from Hollow Knight.

Hey there, it’s been a hot minute since I last posted here, so it may take me a little to get things rolling again.
Regardless I’m excited to have a format that allows me to craft longer entries and share more about and around my art.

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Having left off last time with the finished 3d model I was hit with a bunch more questions.

Due to using an FDM 3d printer, I’m always left with a lot of visible lines as a result of the print process. If you are dedicated enough and got the time to spare you’ll be able to get rid of them with a lot of primer, sanding and filler to patch up imperfections. But I got to be honest, that was not exactly something I’ve been looking forward to.

So I decided to make these imperfections part of the design and go for a rough, weathered effect on the mask.

I’ve been experimenting with something similar on a previous project while creating a replica of Aku Aku from Crash Bandicoot.

So I brought the model over to Zbrush to add some extra detail.

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With the trees beginning to lose their leaves and Halloween edging closer every, day my excitement keeps growing by the minute.

Which is almost a bit strange as Halloween isn’t widely celebrated where I’m from.

Then again who can blame me? Candy, critters, creepy creatures and costumes -  I’d say that makes it clearly the superior holiday!

Anyways beginning of the month my company announced they’ll be holding a Halloween party, so obviously, I decided I’ll need a proper attire to fit right in with the ghostly and ghastly, but what could it be?

After some brainstorming, I remembered how I’ve always wanted to have a replica of Majora’s mask, but I got to admit that my past attempts have been rather rubbish.

So it had been decided I needed to redeem myself and finally create a decent looking mask.

This time around I’m luckily not alone and will have my trusty 3d printer to help me out.

But before I get to print anything I’ll need a 3d model first

So I jumped right into Blender and within an evening of work, I had a decent looking mask.

However, I soon realized that I would need to be able to see through the thing if I’m not planning to run over all my colleagues during the party.

So I had to make sure the holes in the mask would like to with my line of sight.

After taking measurements of my face, I  had to do quite a bit of adjusting while keeping the spacing of the elements close to the official artworks.

As you can see in the comparison picture I needed to bring the eyes quite a bit closer to one another.

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