
The showcase of student donuts and other 3d models from their stemmersion class. Walk through an art gallery filled with their donut renders from the blender donut tutorial and other 3d models inspired by the other half of their stemmersion... fencing! Come back every year to see an updated museum
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The showcase of student donuts and other 3d models from their stemmersion class.
Walk through an art gallery filled with their donut renders from the blender donut tutorial and other 3d models inspired by the other half of their stemmersion... fencing!
Come back every year to see the updated museum and new rooms that will be filled with new student creations.
In this walking sim you can:
walk up to "paintings" to see their title
admire the variety of 3d models created by students
Listen to fancy music as you saunter around the museum
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Such an artistic experience. Ever since I was a little kid I always enjoyed consuming and admiring art, so I wanted to contribute something to the art community by making art myself. However, I had a very hard time conveying emotions, whether in media or real life with people. But going through this game I finally understood what art actually is and wrote my first book "How to waste 0.2 hours on a steam meaningless game while your life falls apart: no future, no friends, no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥".
I mean, this is just a simple small museum with 3D models and renders of Donuts and Fencing Items (very related subjects, I know) made by students. And they all look pretty good. Good job to the modellers! When AI is trying to take over the world of Art, it's very endearing to see projects like this. Stuff made by real people and shared for free for others to see.
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This is a really cool way to showcase student work and document it at the same time. And seeing that you'll add a new section to the gallery each year instead of replacing old ones is also nice. It'll be fun to come back every now and again to see what gets added
This interactive showcase gallery is an incredible idea! I love how you get to see final projects that students have made at your college/university/school. It's a great way for students to showcase their final project to a lot more people, than to the local community. I look forward to seeing more fellow artists work in the future.