To speed up the process, I also used some models from an online library called Imeshh, which proved to be a great resource and saved me a lot of time. I paid close attention to detail to ensure a realistic result. Once I had my references in place, it was time to start modeling each individual element.
From there, I moved to sketching out the scene, taking note of the placement and arrangement of each element to create a harmonious composition. I carefully selected references from a variety of great artists who continue to inspire me with every new piece they create. To bring my vision to life, I began gathering references and ideas. The scene is like a small oasis in the city amongst the noise and turmoil. All these different elements come together in a pleasing and well-balanced way, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere. I wanted to create a street corner that had a harmonious blend of different elements such as the sidewalk, road, tree, light pole, fire hydrant, bench, and balloons. As a 3D artist, I was driven to bring this feeling to life through my art. I was moved by the serenity that could be found in the smallest pockets of green and quiet places amidst the chaos. The inspiration behind my latest artwork, "Harmonious Street Corner," came to me while exploring the bustling city streets. I am now a fully-fledged 3D freelance artist. I taught myself Blender and have had the opportunity to work with many cool artists and studios. However, it wasn't until the summer of 2020, during the COVID-19 lockdown, that I discovered my passion for creating 3D scenes. Growing up, I was an avid gamer, which cultivated my love for computer graphics from a very young age. You can simply right click on them and save the images to your computer if you want to use them.Hello everyone! My name is Mehdi Benmansour, and I am a 25-year-old 3D artist from Algeria. Below are my 3 personal favorite matcaps from 2.79. On that page you’ll find a list of the matcaps in. Luckily all the 2.79 matcap images are available to download here on GitHub. Download your favorite 2.79 matcaps from GitHub Another advantage the red matcap has over the stripes is that you can keep it enabled while modeling without going blind. Even the new zebra stripe matcaps don’t do nearly as well as the old reflective red matcap when it comes to pointing out even the most minor flaws. I think all the new matcaps fall far short in that regard. Matcaps are sleek to look at but they can also be extremely useful for surface analysis. The good news is that we can easily get the old matcaps into the latest Blender version. Since Blender 2.8 and beyond there is a whole new collection of matcaps, sadly leaving behind some of the tried-and-true matcaps from 2.79.
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