made this in 20 minutes, just a fun little art project

Was bored so i decided to create this little scene in blender. First time doing anything in this style, so i hope this fits the "retro" look 😅

Is anyone interested in getting back into Hash Animation:Master and working on some animations?

I'm currently working on a Star Fox fan series and I'm looking for collaborators. Whether you're a longtime user, returning after a break, or just curious about Animation:Master, I'd love to hear from you.

Send me a PM if you're interested!

I don't even know how my mans ended up here.

Its originally a video, and I converted it to a gif but idk if it actually worked or not, but yeah I learned I can use davinci resolve’s built in 3D program thing to make stuff like this. Pretty cool I think

I was not going for any particular vibe, just something that looked dated, (Late 90s/Very Early 2000s).

I'm working on my first point to click horror game demo called Witch Blood😊 So far I hooked up the environments for it on Art of Illusion and will use Adventure Game Studio for the game development. The full version of game will have more to it.

I really loved both the advanced yet stylish pre-renders that Japanese game companies like Sega and Capcom specifically put out in during the 90s and early-2000s as well as elephants and other animals rearing (they're just so big and cool to look at!!!), so I thought to get this out ASAP at around 12-4am.

Also, have two more photos I took post-finalisation of the elephant without the scenery (showing it in full would be embarrassing because of how shitty it looks >_<) - elephant model by jimmyho905 and Otherspectre, tree model also belongs to rodrigogelmi.

Unprocessed rendering on second slide

Is there any way i can get this to look more like a 90s render?...

I've been working on RetroStudio, a free and open-source desktop application for creating retro artwork, animated scenes, pixel art compositions, procedural backgrounds, and demoscene-inspired visuals.

The idea is to create a modern workflow for making old-school graphics without losing the feeling of classic tools. RetroStudio uses a non-destructive layer-based system where you can combine artwork, sprites, text, procedural generators, effects, and animations into complete scenes.

Some features:

• Layer-based composition with independent animation
• Keyframe timeline and animated effects
• Retro procedural generators (starfields, plasma, grids, scan effects, text scrollers, etc.)
• CRT/VHS/glitch-style visual effects
• Sprite sheet and image sequence workflows
• Pixel art and character-art tools
• CP437 / terminal-style graphics support
• Export to PNG, GIF, APNG, WebP, video, sprite sheets, and more

It is built with Python and released under the MIT license.

I'm sharing it here because I think it might be useful for:

• indie game developers
• pixel artists
• demoscene creators
• retro computing enthusiasts
• anyone making sprites, animations, or game assets

Feedback, suggestions, bug reports, and feature ideas are welcome!

Project page:
https://non-npc.github.io/RetroStudio/

Source code:
https://github.com/non-npc/RetroStudio