LogInThe scene was made by Maria Alekseeva using Blender, 3ds Max, Substance 3D Painter, and Corona Renderer.
3D Artist Maria Alekseeva has unveiled "Where does the childhood go?", a highly-detailed and extremely-nostalgic 3D environment inspired by the late 90s era. Featuring dozens of unique assets, including a PS1, a bulky TV set, multiple video game and cartoon CDs from the time period in question, and many others, the scene was made to evoke the "unforgettable feelings and emotions" in those who grew up in the 1990s and allow one to relieve those happy childhood memories once again.
According to the project's description, the scene was made using Blender and ZBrush for modeling, Substance 3D Painter for texturing, Marvelous Designer for creating cloth assets, and 3ds Max and Corona Renderer for rendering and scene composition.
Below are some of the renders shared by the author, you can check out more by visiting Maria's ArtStation page:
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