mickstorm.bsky.social
3d sculpting
VFX
3d software developer
Woodworking.
I do lots of Zbrush and Houdini, and lots of different traditional art as well! Also into Star Trek.
https://linktr.ee/mickstorm
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📌
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Nice - looks great
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Was that a 3d model that you carved with a CNC?
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Very cool
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I'm not sure what is worse, this movie, or the soundtrack...to the book
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Titan Noir is definitely more on the whodunnit side
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Actually anything by him, trying to decide which ones I should recommend, because they are all so good
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Have you checked out any nick harkaway? Both Tigerman and Titan Noir might be what you are looking for
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I love it!
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Super neat!
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Reminds me of all those Disney movies I watched growing up
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🔥🔥🔥
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Thanks - it is interesting, the woodworking started because I wanted to make one of my sculpts in wood, and then I realized how much I just like working with wood in general, so it kind of became its own thing :)
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Thank you for the artshare!
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Thank you for the share! Here are a few I’m pleased with:
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Congrats Martin!
Thanks for hosting
I’m Élle - illustrator and surface pattern designer based near Toronto. I focus on black and white work about mythology, occult history and horror folklore.
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Thanks for the share, Martin! I know you've seen these, but here are my latest finished pieces. Some wooden boxes
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I think Jeffery Combs has him beat?
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Thanks! That was sort of experimental - but I think it has some potential!
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Thanks!
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Well thank you kind sir
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Ha, I like the cut of your jib
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I would be interested to see what kind of treasure you put on them!
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Haha, thanks!
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Thanks Martin!
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Thanks!
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Sure! So I'm putting together a process write up, because I took a lot of photos of every part of making these. I'll share that soon - but the tools I used were a shaper origin for the inlay, the carving I sculpted in zbrush and carved with a CNC machine
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Thanks so much!!
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Thank you!
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Super cool - love those colors!
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Thanks John!
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Thanks Martin!
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Thanks Alec! Not quite done yet, I'm building a piece that will go between them and replace the other console we have right there now. So more work to do!
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Ha, it's one of those things where I had grand plans for more things to put on them - eventually I get around to it!
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Yeah, time is money, so it sounds worth it to me
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That's awesome - festool stuff is expensive but worth it - at least the tools I have - which is just the random orbital sanders and a shaper which I use for joinery
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I try to remind myself that me being dissatisfied does not usually translate into the audience for the work being dissatisfied, and it's okay if I'm not 100% happy with the work. Deadlines are nice because it stops me from working on the same piece forever.