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A 3d render of a large, high density maze

I used Python and the cutting edge OpenUsd API to translate Json files on 3d maze models. See more here!

Here's some Ui coding I did in Godot to act as a template for game jams.

A photo of glass bauble in the shape of an apple, which's colours have been harshly clamped to one shade of red, two shades of blue and some white.

I have this palette-based stylisation shader I first made in Unity adapted to GLSL here.

Here's a shader I wrote in GLSL that applies dithering to images!

A photo of a betta fish that has had a black and white dithering effect on it, creating the impression of complex shades of light and dark with only two colours

You can see how it works here!

In Progress

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A slightly fuzzy picture of a cluttered worktable covered in various paint stains and painted figures. Two frog-like doll arms are hanging from a wire in the foreground.
My workshop
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A simple bipedal frog-like doll with shoulder and hip joints. It has its right leg and left arm lifted.
My first doll! Based on Dollightful's rabbit doll!
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A pair of articulated cat dolls on a cluttered worktable, one painted tabby and one ginger. They're looking toward the camera.
These cats were my first quadrepedal doll!
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A blue mermaid doll on a doll stand in a cluttered workshop. It has its right hand dramatically coving its face and its left hand on its hip.
My mermaid doll showing off its improved arms.
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Three 3d-printed snails on a paint-spattered surface. They have been printed in wood-mix filament and have a wood-like appearance One has its body painted purple and is significantly smaller and has a purple shell.
Wood-mix filament gets too splintery for dolls, but it looks great on these snails!

Crafts

Here's my process of figuring out how best to print these wooden owls with rotating heads!

Two rows of 3d printed owls on a cluttered, green work mat. There are five in the front row that are noticably rougher, with pronounced horizontal lines and splinter-like imperfections. The four in the back are larger and almost completely smooth.

In Progress

A photograph of four buttons 3d printed with wood filament on a wooden table. They all have a design of a lotus surrounded by leaves under a disk representing the sun or moon. Two of them have it potruding out in layers and two have it inverted inwards. The inverted buttons have more stringing and imperfection that look like splinters.

And I've been working on printing some of my own buttons! Check here for a preview!