Art Grail Model (first Actual Attempt At Minecraft Modeling)

Renders are one thing for me. Trying to create decent models is another. After a bit of frustration, trial and error, and other miscellaneous work, I finally made a working model of a simple grail.

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Feel free to give me some tips or constructive criticism. I'm currently using Cubik to model items, and so far it's treated me... semi-well.

 

:D It's awesome! I know that probably doesn't mean much coming from someone who has no idea how do to 3d resource packs, but still, it's great!

 

Thank you! While it's certainly not Hypixel-level quality, I'm still happy with how it turned out!

 

Hey nice! As a fellow modeler, I can see where you are coming with Cubik.. hehe... it definitely takes a lot to manage and it can be a real pain in the arse sometimes. Anywho, my suggestion is, aside from just using the cubes and having them be the normal size they are, I suggest doing the model part by part, and scaling it down 50% or more and playing with the scaling for more of a shape, and outcome. All and all, you are definitely better then me when I first started, and can't wait to see more from you!

 

Thanks for the input! I was trying for a more basic shape for the time being because I didn't want to have to bother too much with UV settings, but in the future I do want to get into making more complicated designs.

 

Haven't seen a model in Your Work for a long time! Nice job.
Question about Cubik @Thane too I suppose
Does cubik work similar to other cheap 3D modeling softwares? ex: tinkercad

 

No, not necessarily. Tinkercard I do believe is for blender, Cinema 4D, and models for animations in those. I think it's just an easier way to create models and important them into more professional tools. Cubik however, is especially for Minecraft. It's a lot more compact, it's hard to use at first, and you can grasp how it works after a little while. And though Tinkercard can create models for Minecraft, it doesn't has much optimization directly for minecraft as Cubik does.

 

Ahh, interesting.
Then for the actual creation, is it in a tinkercad style (ie create blocks and size them, color them) or something else?

 

quick question, why are you taking it on lords

 

That's frikin amazing :0!