More Bricks

Back to the roots! I modeled an entire set I got for my birthday 4 years ago

Cycles is beatiful

Welp I dabbled back into the realm of LEGO, just this time I'm not using real figures and trying to put in CGI effects, this time I am completely using CGI and trying to make it look realistic ;)

4:20 AM..
must..
keep..
going...
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What colors shall I give him?
He will be living  in the Andes, devouring a sheep or 2 every month, gliding between mountain ranges and swooping down on his prey. (Maybe that helps)

Also a shout out to James for keeping me company on my dragon quest, see his very own mission to unraveling the mysteries of dragon spawning. axel3dunhus.blogspot.com

Comparison

Just a simple comparison.
The difference that treating Blender as a cool program with mystical features that still have to be learned
and treating Blender as part of a digital art pipeline makes. Mind you that's 3 years more experience.

By the way both times I was inspired to do this after watching "How to train your Dragon", a really awesome animated movie.

If you really want to see my disgrace from back then here is the link: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dGg1ycUBYU&hd=1

Stay tuned to see what happens to that dragon next..

Everyone knows that the moon's made of cheeeeese


W.I.P .. inspired by "Wallace and Grommit" and a series on How Gravity works on Youtube by HellstormDe


UPDATE:

I managed to capture a moon with the planet which gets into orbit for half a minute before starting to crash violently into the planet, scraping it at every pass and kicking "debris" into space: