Aadithya Gowthaman

In light of the Avatar leaks, I wanted to share a list of our visual development artists. There is so much amazing work we did on the film that we are not allowed to share right now, and it’s thanks to these people that the movie looks the way it does. Thread below ⬇️

If your mocap animation has some sliding - it’s possible to fix it easily, without spending hours on manual cleanup. Maya tutorial here🧵

✨New animation Showreel for 2025✨ I want to thank @DanZettl for his feedback on the reel, it helped me a lot! #animation #gamedev #3d #3danimation #game #showreel

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People ask us how we designed our inventory system. This is actually just how we get things out of our backpacks irl

im so late but fuck it, here's my portfolio im dokatzo, im a 17yr self taught animator who makes models and animations 3D is my hobby and i started at the end of 2023 here's my best work

Check out the Quadwrap add-on You can click & drag to generate retopology around cylindrical forms. Link: payhip.com/b/97jVc #b3d #gamedev #animation #vfx Video credits: Limitations Studio

Forgot to post this earlier. Animating a sword sheath is a little tedious so I was playing around with a rig setup that would automate it. Theoretically should work for anything that slots into place; swords, holsters, shotgun shells, revolver bullets, tools. Stuff like that.

password sequence from my film... i never posted it here, but i made this whole film just so i'd get to animate this part

How I create the models for my stylized environment- from idea to implementation:

This artist can paint with bare hands

Worked a bit off stream on the jewelry for the tattooed girl.

I've just uploaded a new Afro bob polygon hairstyle to the scan store :) tinyurl.com/2uxkft2j

Cool cool, I’m just seeing my uncredited videos all over the place now.

I audibly gasped when the video looped bruh like that's crazy

Between these two clips, there is 4 years of game development.

Oh okay I get it now, Cara is actually the art platform I've been wanting for years. You can treat it like here but it also has a portfolio component(which you can reorder whenever!) This feels kinda huge for our fractured community of artists.

A 4 seconds crowd shot from Hayao Miyazaki's The Wind Rises (2013) that took animator Yamamori Eiji 15 months to complete. How one goes about animating such a complex shot infused with so much zest & energy boggles the mind, but it is an absolute marvel to behold. 🥲

Also great to do on knee pole vectors when landing from a jump/fall hard too!