3Dworld by Rizu

I genuinely love this stage of 3D art.
Creating jewelry models always feels different, even in low poly form!

The moment where a model is still simple, imperfect, and quietly evolving into something beautiful.

It reminds me that creativity doesn’t appear instantly, it grows little by little.
This ring is still unfinished, but the atmosphere is already starting to form.

Sometimes tutorials become more than practice.

While creating this water valve model, I learned how small lighting adjustments, edge details, and realistic materials can completely transform a scene.

Rendered in Blender Cycles at 500 samples for the final look.

Before realism happens, every 3D object exists as pure structure, patience, and imagination.

Created this industrial water valve model back in the Blender 2.79 era.

Simple shapes slowly becoming something real.

What once started as simple geometry is now forged into light, texture, and realism!

There’s something satisfying about rendering hard-surface objects.

This is the final render of my hammer project made in Blender 2.79 and rendered in Cycles with 500 samples.

Raw geometry.
Silent details.
The shape before the story.

Made this Coke can model back in the Blender 2.79 version days.
I spent hours adjusting the lighting, working on the metallic feel, and trying to make the render look realistic with the tools and device I had at the time.
It may look simple now, but this artwork holds a special place in my 3D journey.

Coffee Cup
I created this 3D model a few months ago using Blender version 2.79 and rendered it with the cycle engine.
Rendered at 500 samples in Cycles.

Cloth Napkin with Bowl.
Blender 2.79
It was rendered at 500 samples in Cycles.

Rod Chain
Blender 2.79
Rendered at 500 samples in Cycles.

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My First 3d Work in Blender.

The Journey begins with 2.79b... Focusing on building low Poly models.

Follow my journey on 3Dworld by Rizu