N O N A M 3 D

🎨 Digital Art Apprentice ||🎧 Music Lover ||👾 Retro Tech Enthusiast ||

[N O N A M 3 D @electribez]

Que comience el juego 👾 Animación 3D hecha en Blender para el colega @Yeke_Boy_Prod 👾

#blender3D #3Danimations #3Dmodeling #RETROGAMING #postpunk #cassettefuturism

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@pabloforcen @retropolisvlc @auamstrad Solavox?

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@MuseumCommodore

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@Clive_Frog_2_0 Beautiful 🤩

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MPC based on the design of an old Singer Friden Calculator.

#Blender3D #3DModel #b3d

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@Akai_Pro MPC Sample MkII

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MPC based on the design of an old Singer Friden Calculator.

#Blender3D #3DModel #b3d

[JMV @YedaiJamao]

No soy de pedir, pero te voy a dejar aquí el canal de YouTube de El Mundo del Spectrum:
https://t.co/mAjzKRXcQc

Y te pido un RT porque llevamos trabajando en @mundospectrum desde 1996, porque os queremos, y porque con cada suscriptor se cura un oso panda enfermo. Gracias!!!!

[Heavy Metal @HeavyMetalInk]

Jean-Claude Mézières (1938–2022) was a legendary French comic artist and one of the most influential visionaries in science fiction illustration. His aesthetic helped shape the visual universe of Luc Besson’s 1997 film The Fifth Element, where he worked as a concept artist. Many of the film’s iconic elements—layered megacities, flying traffic lanes, and eccentric extraterrestrial environments—echo the visual language he had developed decades earlier in his comics.

[Sci-Fi Archives @SciFiArchives]

The interiors of Blade Runner (1982), designed by Syd Mead.

[Genki✨ @Genki_JPN]

Street Fighter 2 original level design blueprints from the Capcom Exhibition!

[Omel Macle @OmelPixelaArt]

Aprender a diseñar Tilesets para tus videojuegos de Metroidvania con @aseprite . Está vez estudiaremos texturas de tierra, pasto y una estructura sencilla pero muy práctica para la construcción de niveles.

https://t.co/p1jsBenwVH

[Pretty Vacant Jap @PrettyVacantJap]

This 1984 Canon T-70 TV commercial, directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, famous for the Japanese anime "AKIRA," looks like something straight out of a movie.

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@mirrutatep Balaenijay

[Abraham Cozar @abraham_cozar]

¡Hola! Somos un estudio de videojuegos de València, acabamos de presentar nuestro juego Bel’s Fanfare y tiene algunas referencias valencianas que me hace ilusión contaros ...

[Sk Akram @akramcodez]

how much do you love terminals?

[Maung Thuta @CypressDahlia]

One of my favorite things about pixel art retro games is when they had like a neon wireframe or schematic drawing. Really we should bring that visual trope back. A short thread of some of my favorites, starting with Alzadick:

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Juan Giménez

[ぺんぺ（ぺんぺねっと）🎮https://raging-blitz.penpe.net @penpe_net_]

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#レトロゲーム