Calaverita 3D print model

cgtrader

Creating 3D artwork is my new obsession. Recently, I crafted a skull model adorned with tribal figures using the impressive toolset of Modo. It was all just an entertaining experiment at first. But then I thought to myself, why not give it some final touches and print this stunning design out for kicks? So, here's how I made that tribal- skull wonder appear. In my latest artistic endeavor, I've started dabbling with creating 3D artworks that transport you into their fantastical realms. To be honest, what sparked the entire concept was a quirky curiosity – how do tribal figures and skulls come together? My answer lies within my hands, fingers pressing on the mouse as Modo magically brings life to my imagination. To visualize this project vividly, first step would involve modeling the base structure – here it is; our lovely skull that needed some artistic additions. Tribal motifs started getting injected through several strokes of a creative paint brush or more precisely through 3D brush strokes made in software Modo with some help from me and a cuppa tea, occasionally some loud background music and what can be termed as creative distractions that do their best to take the mind elsewhere and provide inspiration. With tribal patterns set into motion I felt I wanted them more visible on our base skull model. I had this bright thought to apply materials – so let’s just add this touch for better texture with more vibrant, dynamic visuals by going back again onto software modell, giving me that satisfaction in finishing it. Finally my tribe-splattered creation is now ready; I am about to push the 3D model out into print land where my artistic tribal design will take life with an exact look at its tribal skull – this little artwork journey was well worthwhile indeed, I can proudly state that here and there my Modo software also added an impressive quality by turning mere shapes, designs, patterns, symbols etc. on these skulls & faces I painted.