Have you ever tried breaking something in your imagination, only to realize it’s tougher than it looks? The art of destruction in 3D modeling can be surprisingly satisfying! There’s something so liberating about watching a solid object break apart, especially when you’re the one creating it.
I recently started experimenting with simulating fractures in various materials, and it got me thinking: what makes destruction so captivating in digital art? Is it the thrill of chaos? Or perhaps the satisfaction of transforming something whole into scattered pieces? I’d love to hear your thoughts! How do you approach destruction in your projects?
#3DArt #DigitalCreativity #Animation #GameDevelopment #ArtDiscussion
I recently started experimenting with simulating fractures in various materials, and it got me thinking: what makes destruction so captivating in digital art? Is it the thrill of chaos? Or perhaps the satisfaction of transforming something whole into scattered pieces? I’d love to hear your thoughts! How do you approach destruction in your projects?
#3DArt #DigitalCreativity #Animation #GameDevelopment #ArtDiscussion
Have you ever tried breaking something in your imagination, only to realize it’s tougher than it looks? The art of destruction in 3D modeling can be surprisingly satisfying! There’s something so liberating about watching a solid object break apart, especially when you’re the one creating it.
I recently started experimenting with simulating fractures in various materials, and it got me thinking: what makes destruction so captivating in digital art? Is it the thrill of chaos? Or perhaps the satisfaction of transforming something whole into scattered pieces? I’d love to hear your thoughts! How do you approach destruction in your projects?
#3DArt #DigitalCreativity #Animation #GameDevelopment #ArtDiscussion
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