3d work
Darkout 3d model: A crashed spaceship
Todays Darkout model is a crashed spaceship. Spot the skeleton!
Darkout character: the Hero
It’s been a long time coming, but she’s finally here… Darkout’s hero character better known as THE PROTAGONIST!
Darkout 3d models: foliage
Todays Darkout models are two-fold: the first image shows moss, vines, crystals and a very mysterious tree. I made tons of variations for these but these give the gist of the range of colors and shapes. On the right some underwater plants, coral and anemones.
By this point i’ve started to combine some of the lower-profile 3d models into single images. What does this mean for me, you might ask. Well, this means you still get to enjoy my 3d models but in a super-duper (califragilisticexpialidocious) efficient modern way. Multiple models at once! At this point I will consider your mind thoroughly blown.
Darkout models: Swords, Tools and a ghost!
These models are keeping it a bit more simple so I’m combining them into a single post.
Darkout Weapon model: Toxic Bio-Gun
Todays Darkout model is the Toxic Bio-Gun!
Now read the following in an old-timey advertisement voice: “Whether they be no-dogooders or your lovely sweetheart, the Toxic Bio-Gun Will make anyone melt for you! The Toxic Bio-Gun, for that heart melting touch!”
Darkout character model: Witchdoctor
One of my personal favorite Darkout characters is the Witchdoctor, or Voodoo Priest, Shaman… or whatever you want to call him. He will dance deep into the night, chanting curses and appealing to what we can only hope are superstitions.
Darkout 3d model: Grenadelauncher
Todays Darkout model is the grenadelauncher. Great for nadelobbin’ yer baddies!
Darkout character model: The Bloater
Time for another Darkout character model, the Bloater. This lovely creature can generally be found in rotting swamps. If you look carefully you can occasionally see his piercing eyes pop up in between the mangrove roots, breaking the surface-tension of the gloop. Lying, waiting, derping.
Me, elsewhere.
