Theblacklab

31/10/2024

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Not sexy 🫦
But comfy… at least 🎃
Happy 🎃👻🕷️

21/10/2024

Arrangiarsi.c4d
the art of finding solutions.
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“Arrangiarsi” is an Italian word that means making the most of what you have, finding creative solutions when resources are limited. It doesn’t have a direct translation in English, but it represents a mindset where constraints become opportunities.

In this 3d project, the photographer and his team had to craft a professional work in an almost improvised set, limited space, and minimal gear. Yet, through creativity and ingenuity, the result is something that appears polished and professional. This ability to “arrangiarsi” is essential, not just in photography but also in 3D art.

In the world of 3D, we don’t always have access to the most powerful hardware or perfect render engines, but what matters is the determination to overcome those limits and create something great.

Swipe to see behind the scenes of this project, and remember:
no matter the tools, creativity always finds a way.

03/09/2024

https://youtu.be/EnCYBh29KHw?si=IrO31lZVtdwQcbQF

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08/07/2024

Innerchid.c4d

When I was 8 years old, I had a big box of sets, both bought and gifted. It was a treasure trove of endless possibilities where every piece could become something new: robots, cars, helicopters, houses... As time went on, my projects grew more ambitious, often lacking the necessary pieces. So, I found myself cutting blocks to fit my creations perfectly.

The key was to never interrupt the creative flow.

As my projects became more complex, I wanted to animate my objects, moving beyond static LEGO sculptures. I started integrating external elements like electric motors, toothpicks, and popsicle sticks. My box filled up with tape, string, nails, bulbs, and other components. It was no longer just a LEGO box, but my box of creativity.

From this experience, I learned three essential things:

1- Thinking outside the box is crucial because every system has its limits.
2- In pursuing my projects, I acquired soft skills like building electrical circuits or reversing a motor’s polarity.
3- Combining different elements inevitably leads to the creation of something new.

Today, even though I’ve grown up, my approach hasn’t changed. After mastering a skill, I always look to combine it with something else.
What used to be LEGO is now 3D for me: a limitless world capable of bringing any idea or project to life.

What hasn’t changed is the fun and fulfillment I get from experimenting. My inner child reminds me daily that what I now call WORKING started as PLAYING

17/06/2024

Razzle_Dazzle.c4d