Minecraft, Backrooms & More Recreated in Clay Style
Find your favorite character in adorable clay-style works by Crisppyboat.
In case you missed it
We featured Crisppyboat's works before
3D Illustrator and Animator Crisppyboat, whose amazing fan art for Kingdom Hearts, Animal Crossing, The Amazing Digital Circus, and more, we featured before, showcased a series of new cool works crafted in his signature faux Claymation style.
As with his previous works, the artist used Blender to create these 3D recreations. The characters look especially cute in Crisppyboat's charming style, offering fans a fresh new look at their personalities and appearance details.
This time, Crisppyboat paid homage to beloved game and show titles, recreating Mario in time for Mario 64's 30th anniversary and characters from Futurama:
This setup features Steve from Minecraft, already in the newly announced dimension Sift, with its dreamy landscape and a quirky bunny dweller:
Just in time for the spooky season, the artist recreated Wirt, Greg, and Beatrice from a cozy and eerie show Over the Garden Wall:
Crisppyboat even paid homage to this year's A24 hit movie Backrooms (did you know that Director Kane Parsons created concept art for the film in Blender?):
Check out more and find other works on the artist's X/Twitter:
The artist previously worked on the official promotional material for Doom: The Dark Ages:
If you would like to recreate a clay-like texture in Blender, check out some of the tools that we shared with you, for example, an 8K texture pack, Potter's Touch Clay Textures from B Production; Clay 4.Doh from Rahul Parihar; and a Geometry Nodes-powered tool, Clay Pencil, by Daniel Martínez Lara.
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